Describe what happened
In following scenario, I expected to get the performance timing only for the screen home and item. But the SDK reported the timing with not only screens but also ApplicationLaunch
Setup:
Create a sample app that has 2 screens called home and item.
Add a performance timing to measure Compose rendering performance.
Add some network calls in Application::onCreate().
Scenario:
- Open the app
- a timing for home screen will be reported
- Navigate to item screen
- a timing for item screen and ApplicationLaunch will be reported <- !?
Steps to reproduce the issue:
Clone this PR and run the sample Kotlin app.
ken-kentan#1
Describe what you expected:
Performance Timing won't be sent with ApplicationLaunch scope.
Additional context
- Android OS version: Any
- Device Model: Any
- Datadog SDK version: develop
- Versions of any other relevant dependencies (OkHttp, …): OkHttp
- Proguard configuration: Any
- Gradle Plugins: Any
Describe what happened
In following scenario, I expected to get the performance timing only for the screen home and item. But the SDK reported the timing with not only screens but also
ApplicationLaunchSetup:
Create a sample app that has 2 screens called home and item.
Add a performance timing to measure Compose rendering performance.
Add some network calls in
Application::onCreate().Scenario:
Steps to reproduce the issue:
Clone this PR and run the sample Kotlin app.
ken-kentan#1
Describe what you expected:
Performance Timing won't be sent with ApplicationLaunch scope.
Additional context