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---
$schema: moz://mozilla.org/schemas/glean/metrics/2-0-0
$tags:
  - 'Core :: Networking: JAR'

zero_byte_load:
  load_ftl:
    type: event
    description: >
      Collection of zero_byte_load events as part of the Yellow Screen of
      Death analysis. When a file is loaded synchronously, this event gets
      recorded in nsJARChannel::Open if the content length is zero. For
      asynchronous loads, this event gets recorded in onStopRequest. Note
      that when the load has been cancelled, the consumer could already
      receive some data, so this event also captures non-zero-byte loads.
      This event was generated to correspond to the Legacy Telemetry event
      zero_byte_load.load#ftl.
    bugs: &zero_byte_load_load_bugs
      - https://bugzil.la/1675823
    data_reviews: &zero_byte_load_load_data_reviews
      - https://bugzil.la/1675823
    notification_emails:
      - zbraniecki@mozilla.com
      - vchin@mozilla.com
      - kershaw@mozilla.com
    expires: never
    extra_keys: &zero_byte_load_load_extra
      sync:
        description: >
          Was the load synchronous
        type: boolean
      file_name:
        description: >
          The name of the file being loaded.
        type: string
      status:
        description: >
          The channel status code.
        type: string
      cancelled:
        description: >
          Whether this load has been cancelled.
        type: boolean
      cancel_reason:
        description: >
          Reason why this load was cancelled.
        type: string
    telemetry_mirror: Zero_byte_load_Load_Ftl
    no_lint:
      - COMMON_PREFIX

  load_dtd:
    type: event
    description: >
      Collection of zero_byte_load events as part of the Yellow Screen of
      Death analysis. When a file is loaded synchronously, this event gets
      recorded in nsJARChannel::Open if the content length is zero. For
      asynchronous loads, this event gets recorded in onStopRequest. Note
      that when the load has been cancelled, the consumer could already
      receive some data, so this event also captures non-zero-byte loads.
      This event was generated to correspond to the Legacy Telemetry event
      zero_byte_load.load#dtd.
    bugs: *zero_byte_load_load_bugs
    data_reviews: *zero_byte_load_load_data_reviews
    notification_emails:
      - zbraniecki@mozilla.com
      - vchin@mozilla.com
      - kershaw@mozilla.com
    expires: never
    extra_keys: *zero_byte_load_load_extra
    telemetry_mirror: Zero_byte_load_Load_Dtd
    no_lint:
      - COMMON_PREFIX

  load_properties:
    type: event
    description: >
      Collection of zero_byte_load events as part of the Yellow Screen of
      Death analysis. When a file is loaded synchronously, this event gets
      recorded in nsJARChannel::Open if the content length is zero. For
      asynchronous loads, this event gets recorded in onStopRequest. Note
      that when the load has been cancelled, the consumer could already
      receive some data, so this event also captures non-zero-byte loads.
      This event was generated to correspond to the Legacy Telemetry event
      zero_byte_load.load#properties.
    bugs: *zero_byte_load_load_bugs
    data_reviews: *zero_byte_load_load_data_reviews
    notification_emails:
      - zbraniecki@mozilla.com
      - vchin@mozilla.com
      - kershaw@mozilla.com
    expires: never
    extra_keys: *zero_byte_load_load_extra
    telemetry_mirror: Zero_byte_load_Load_Properties
    no_lint:
      - COMMON_PREFIX

  load_js:
    type: event
    description: >
      Collection of zero_byte_load events as part of the Yellow Screen of
      Death analysis. When a file is loaded synchronously, this event gets
      recorded in nsJARChannel::Open if the content length is zero. For
      asynchronous loads, this event gets recorded in onStopRequest. Note
      that when the load has been cancelled, the consumer could already
      receive some data, so this event also captures non-zero-byte loads.
      This event was generated to correspond to the Legacy Telemetry event
      zero_byte_load.load#js.
    bugs: *zero_byte_load_load_bugs
    data_reviews: *zero_byte_load_load_data_reviews
    notification_emails:
      - zbraniecki@mozilla.com
      - vchin@mozilla.com
      - kershaw@mozilla.com
    expires: never
    extra_keys: *zero_byte_load_load_extra
    telemetry_mirror: Zero_byte_load_Load_Js
    no_lint:
      - COMMON_PREFIX

  load_xml:
    type: event
    description: >
      Collection of zero_byte_load events as part of the Yellow Screen of
      Death analysis. When a file is loaded synchronously, this event gets
      recorded in nsJARChannel::Open if the content length is zero. For
      asynchronous loads, this event gets recorded in onStopRequest. Note
      that when the load has been cancelled, the consumer could already
      receive some data, so this event also captures non-zero-byte loads.
      This event was generated to correspond to the Legacy Telemetry event
      zero_byte_load.load#xml.
    bugs: *zero_byte_load_load_bugs
    data_reviews: *zero_byte_load_load_data_reviews
    notification_emails:
      - zbraniecki@mozilla.com
      - vchin@mozilla.com
      - kershaw@mozilla.com
    expires: never
    extra_keys: *zero_byte_load_load_extra
    telemetry_mirror: Zero_byte_load_Load_Xml
    no_lint:
      - COMMON_PREFIX

  load_xhtml:
    type: event
    description: >
      Collection of zero_byte_load events as part of the Yellow Screen of
      Death analysis. When a file is loaded synchronously, this event gets
      recorded in nsJARChannel::Open if the content length is zero. For
      asynchronous loads, this event gets recorded in onStopRequest. Note
      that when the load has been cancelled, the consumer could already
      receive some data, so this event also captures non-zero-byte loads.
      This event was generated to correspond to the Legacy Telemetry event
      zero_byte_load.load#xhtml.
    bugs: *zero_byte_load_load_bugs
    data_reviews: *zero_byte_load_load_data_reviews
    notification_emails:
      - zbraniecki@mozilla.com
      - vchin@mozilla.com
      - kershaw@mozilla.com
    expires: never
    extra_keys: *zero_byte_load_load_extra
    telemetry_mirror: Zero_byte_load_Load_Xhtml
    no_lint:
      - COMMON_PREFIX

  load_css:
    type: event
    description: >
      Collection of zero_byte_load events as part of the Yellow Screen of
      Death analysis. When a file is loaded synchronously, this event gets
      recorded in nsJARChannel::Open if the content length is zero. For
      asynchronous loads, this event gets recorded in onStopRequest. Note
      that when the load has been cancelled, the consumer could already
      receive some data, so this event also captures non-zero-byte loads.
      This event was generated to correspond to the Legacy Telemetry event
      zero_byte_load.load#css.
    bugs: *zero_byte_load_load_bugs
    data_reviews: *zero_byte_load_load_data_reviews
    notification_emails:
      - zbraniecki@mozilla.com
      - vchin@mozilla.com
      - kershaw@mozilla.com
    expires: never
    extra_keys: *zero_byte_load_load_extra
    telemetry_mirror: Zero_byte_load_Load_Css
    no_lint:
      - COMMON_PREFIX

  load_json:
    type: event
    description: >
      Collection of zero_byte_load events as part of the Yellow Screen of
      Death analysis. When a file is loaded synchronously, this event gets
      recorded in nsJARChannel::Open if the content length is zero. For
      asynchronous loads, this event gets recorded in onStopRequest. Note
      that when the load has been cancelled, the consumer could already
      receive some data, so this event also captures non-zero-byte loads.
      This event was generated to correspond to the Legacy Telemetry event
      zero_byte_load.load#json.
    bugs: *zero_byte_load_load_bugs
    data_reviews: *zero_byte_load_load_data_reviews
    notification_emails:
      - zbraniecki@mozilla.com
      - vchin@mozilla.com
      - kershaw@mozilla.com
    expires: never
    extra_keys: *zero_byte_load_load_extra
    telemetry_mirror: Zero_byte_load_Load_Json
    no_lint:
      - COMMON_PREFIX

  load_html:
    type: event
    description: >
      Collection of zero_byte_load events as part of the Yellow Screen of
      Death analysis. When a file is loaded synchronously, this event gets
      recorded in nsJARChannel::Open if the content length is zero. For
      asynchronous loads, this event gets recorded in onStopRequest. Note
      that when the load has been cancelled, the consumer could already
      receive some data, so this event also captures non-zero-byte loads.
      This event was generated to correspond to the Legacy Telemetry event
      zero_byte_load.load#html.
    bugs: *zero_byte_load_load_bugs
    data_reviews: *zero_byte_load_load_data_reviews
    notification_emails:
      - zbraniecki@mozilla.com
      - vchin@mozilla.com
      - kershaw@mozilla.com
    expires: never
    extra_keys: *zero_byte_load_load_extra
    telemetry_mirror: Zero_byte_load_Load_Html
    no_lint:
      - COMMON_PREFIX

  load_png:
    type: event
    description: >
      Collection of zero_byte_load events as part of the Yellow Screen of
      Death analysis. When a file is loaded synchronously, this event gets
      recorded in nsJARChannel::Open if the content length is zero. For
      asynchronous loads, this event gets recorded in onStopRequest. Note
      that when the load has been cancelled, the consumer could already
      receive some data, so this event also captures non-zero-byte loads.
      This event was generated to correspond to the Legacy Telemetry event
      zero_byte_load.load#png.
    bugs: *zero_byte_load_load_bugs
    data_reviews: *zero_byte_load_load_data_reviews
    notification_emails:
      - zbraniecki@mozilla.com
      - vchin@mozilla.com
      - kershaw@mozilla.com
    expires: never
    extra_keys: *zero_byte_load_load_extra
    telemetry_mirror: Zero_byte_load_Load_Png
    no_lint:
      - COMMON_PREFIX

  load_svg:
    type: event
    description: >
      Collection of zero_byte_load events as part of the Yellow Screen of
      Death analysis. When a file is loaded synchronously, this event gets
      recorded in nsJARChannel::Open if the content length is zero. For
      asynchronous loads, this event gets recorded in onStopRequest. Note
      that when the load has been cancelled, the consumer could already
      receive some data, so this event also captures non-zero-byte loads.
      This event was generated to correspond to the Legacy Telemetry event
      zero_byte_load.load#svg.
    bugs: *zero_byte_load_load_bugs
    data_reviews: *zero_byte_load_load_data_reviews
    notification_emails:
      - zbraniecki@mozilla.com
      - vchin@mozilla.com
      - kershaw@mozilla.com
    expires: never
    extra_keys: *zero_byte_load_load_extra
    telemetry_mirror: Zero_byte_load_Load_Svg
    no_lint:
      - COMMON_PREFIX

  load_others:
    type: event
    description: >
      Collection of zero_byte_load events as part of the Yellow Screen of
      Death analysis. When a file is loaded synchronously, this event gets
      recorded in nsJARChannel::Open if the content length is zero. For
      asynchronous loads, this event gets recorded in onStopRequest. Note
      that when the load has been cancelled, the consumer could already
      receive some data, so this event also captures non-zero-byte loads.
      This event was generated to correspond to the Legacy Telemetry event
      zero_byte_load.load#others.
    bugs: *zero_byte_load_load_bugs
    data_reviews: *zero_byte_load_load_data_reviews
    notification_emails:
      - zbraniecki@mozilla.com
      - vchin@mozilla.com
      - kershaw@mozilla.com
    expires: never
    extra_keys: *zero_byte_load_load_extra
    telemetry_mirror: Zero_byte_load_Load_Others
    no_lint:
      - COMMON_PREFIX