| Index: tools/metrics/histograms/histograms.xml
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| diff --git a/tools/metrics/histograms/histograms.xml b/tools/metrics/histograms/histograms.xml
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| index 579764af88e3d65748a972badeec900e0ee1eb52..42d96199640559533bc2d1ddc5d4671a6e78e083 100644
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| --- a/tools/metrics/histograms/histograms.xml
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| +++ b/tools/metrics/histograms/histograms.xml
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| @@ -48662,6 +48662,22 @@ http://cs/file:chrome/histograms.xml - but prefer this file for new entries.
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| </summary>
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| </histogram>
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| +<histogram name="Power.ConnectedChargingPorts"
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| + enum="PowerConnectedChargingPorts">
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| + <owner>bleung@chromium.org</owner>
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| + <owner>derat@chromium.org</owner>
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| + <summary>
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| + Connected charging ports on Chrome OS. A sample is reported every time that
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| + the power manager polls sysfs (typically every 30 seconds). Ordinals are
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| + assigned based on the lexicographical ordering of power supply names from
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| + sysfs and have no implied correspondence with ports' physical locations. For
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| + example, with ports 'CROS_USB_PD_CHARGER0' and 'CROS_USB_PD_CHARGER1',
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| + 'first' refers to the former and 'second' to the latter. To determine a
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| + port's physical location, see the powerd charging_ports pref in the device's
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| + overlay.
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| + </summary>
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| +</histogram>
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| +
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| <histogram name="Power.DarkResumeWakeDurationMs" units="ms">
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| <owner>chirantan@chromium.org</owner>
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| <summary>
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| @@ -100254,6 +100270,17 @@ value.
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| <int value="4" label="Safe Spring Charger"/>
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| </enum>
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| +<enum name="PowerConnectedChargingPorts" type="int">
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| + <summary>
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| + Connected charging ports on Chrome OS, as reported by the kernel.
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| + </summary>
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| + <int value="0" label="No ports connected"/>
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| + <int value="1" label="First port connected"/>
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| + <int value="2" label="Second port connected"/>
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| + <int value="3" label="First and second ports connected"/>
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| + <int value="4" label="More than two ports exist"/>
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| +</enum>
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| +
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| <enum name="PowerSupplyType" type="int">
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| <summary>
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| The type of power supply connected to a Chrome OS system, as reported by the
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