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== Why does Alert Manager print -xx% == | == Why does Alert Manager print -xx% ? == | ||
The alert will either be a regression or an improvement. For the alerts we show by default, it is regressions only. It is important to know the severity of an alert. For example a 3% regression is important to understand, but a 30% regression probably needs to be fixed ASAP. This is annotated as a XX% in the UI. there are no + or - to indicate improvement or regression, this is an absolute number. Use the bar graph to the side to determine which type of alert this is. | The alert will either be a regression or an improvement. For the alerts we show by default, it is regressions only. It is important to know the severity of an alert. For example a 3% regression is important to understand, but a 30% regression probably needs to be fixed ASAP. This is annotated as a XX% in the UI. there are no + or - to indicate improvement or regression, this is an absolute number. Use the bar graph to the side to determine which type of alert this is. | ||