Add performance test coverage to the term listing admin page

Starting to try this one.

I have only added a hot/cold cases, no cool nor warm.

I'm not sure if that would apply.

Also, the listing is using Drupal\Core\Entity\EntityListBuilder, so it may be worth to generalize, or maybe that is more than we want to do now.

Feedback is highly welcomed.

I think this is now ready to be reviewed again.
It has been a nice experience to get to know a bit more how performance tests are structured.

I have changed the setup phase to remove a views block at the start, that shows taxonmy terms on every pages, to have less noise.

I have also added a general cache bin remove method, to the main related trait for these tests.
It sounds like a great candidate to have there, since many tests will use it.

I also added a cool cache case, since it may also be relevant for performance tracking purposes.

I have not added a warm cache case, since I could not really think about an analogous set of steps for this case.
E.g. on node case it makes sense because there are sibling nodes, but for the term listing case there is not such a case.

Commits since last update on the 3476439-term-list-performance-test branch, and related MR !9595

9ad0e4e8f9 Actually look for things at the right place 😅
6bc0ea4a31 Make linter happy
709d5b6f2d Do not use the umami block with tags vocabulary terms as a block in the footer
19f8eb2d6e Unify the approach to match the term
a357447a30 Add cache bins clear to PerformanceTestTrait
2aef88e121 Add a cool cache case for vocabulary admin performance test

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I'm wondering what needs-review-queue-bot is thinking :-)
I see pipelines in green: https://git.drupalcode.org/project/drupal/-/merge_requests/9595/pipelines

Back to NR.

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vinai_katiyar → changed the visibility of the branch 3476439-term-list-performance-test to hidden.

I will check for pipeline failure.

shalini_jha → changed the visibility of the branch 3476439-term-list-performance-test to active.

I've rebase the MR to address the pipeline failure,so pipeline is fixed now. and as noted in #6, the changes are now ready for review. Moving this to 'Needs Review.

Saving credit for marvil07 and pfrenssen for getting MR 99% there minus the void return.

Cleaned up the issue summary just slightly

The numbers in the test make sense I believe, but pipeline is good so believe this one to be good.

This test added here failed locally so I restarted the test on gitlab and it failed there as well. https://git.drupalcode.org/issue/drupal-3476439/-/jobs/3610653

I re-ran the failed job, and it passed. It seems to be a random test failure. I am verifying this locally to confirm.

I have run this locally and this failing same as mentioned #17, i am working on it.

I’ve updated the test to expect a cache get count of 115 instead of 116. After debugging, I found that getCacheGetCount returned 115, which is different from the expected 116. Since I’m new to this type numbers count test, I’m not sure about the cause of the discrepancy, so I’ve adjusted the test based on what I observed and run the test locally and it is passed. I would appreciate any guidance on whether this change is correct, or if further adjustments are needed.
Moving this to NR, Kindly review.

Believe the 115 should be fine.

Saving credit for shalini_jha for the continued work on it and debugging.

Needs to be rebased

Re base & fixed conflicts. moving to NR.

Rebase seems fine

This should use ::assertMetrics() now, see 📌 Add PerformanceTestTrait::assertMetrics() so it is easier to write performance tests Active .