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Fixed in 0.7.0-preview.1
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Found in [Package]
0.6.0-preview.1
Issue ID
1234846
Regression
No
Profile Analyzer "Frame Range" summary becomes misleading when ordering frames by duration or inverting a Frame Range
How to reproduce:
1. Create a new project
2. Import the Profile Analyzer package from the Package Manager
3. Open the Profile Analyzer window (Window -> Analysis -> Profile Analyzer)
4. In the Profile Analyzer window load the data (Capture (2019.3.6f1).data.pdata)
5. Right-click on the Frame Control and toggle "Order By Frame Duration" on
6. Select any Frame Range that would have more than 1 frame
7. Right-click on the Frame Control and toggle "Order By Frame Duration" off
Expected result: the "Frame Range" Summary shows an explanation/ tooltip about the meaning of it
Actual result: the "Frame Range" Summary has no explanation and it becomes misleading
Reproducible with: 0.4.0 - preview.3 (2020.2.0a7), 0.4.0 - preview.5 (2018.4.20f1), 0.4.0 - preview.6 (2019.3.7f1), 0.5.0 - preview.1 (2020.1.0b4), 0.6.0 - preview.1 (2020.2.0a7)
Notes:
1. Even in this scenario "Frame Range" Summary provides useful information (showing the first and the last selected frames but saying nothing about those in-between). However, it should be clear how to interpret it
2. Similar issue occurs when selecting a Frame Range and then inverting it
3. Package versions 0.4.0 - preview.6 and below have "Order By Frame Time" instead of "Order By Frame Duration"
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Resolution Note (fix version 0.7.0-preview.1):
If range is not consecutive then a * is shown next to the range to make it clear