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Add basic thresholds for PackageGraphBenchmarks.swift
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This records thresholds for two relatively stable metrics: total malloc count and total number of syscalls. We don't run these benchmarks on CI yet, but now it allows tracking regressions locally.
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MaxDesiatov
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Benchmark( | ||
"Package graph loading", | ||
"PackageGraphLoading", |
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Working around a known package-benchmark
issue with whitespace handling in benchmark names when reading recorded thresholds.
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This records thresholds for two relatively stable metrics: total malloc count and total number of syscalls. We don't run these benchmarks on CI yet, but now it allows tracking regressions locally.
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This records thresholds for two relatively stable metrics: total malloc count and total number of syscalls. We don't run these benchmarks on CI yet, but now it allows tracking regressions locally.
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This records thresholds for two relatively stable metrics: total malloc count and total number of syscalls. We don't run these benchmarks on CI yet, but now it allows tracking regressions locally.