Nice! Thanks.
On Mon, Mar 15, 2021 at 10:36 PM Wojciech S. Czarnecki
wrote:
> Dnia 2021-03-15, o godz. 10:44:50
> Jeremy French napisał(a):
>
> > So it seems like the logical solution would be to create a test that
> runs a
> > benchmark and makes sure the benchmark results are within some
> a
Dnia 2021-03-15, o godz. 10:44:50
Jeremy French napisał(a):
> So it seems like the logical solution would be to create a test that runs a
> benchmark and makes sure the benchmark results are within some acceptable
> range. I realize that benchmarks are going to differ from machine to
> machin
Yes, I thought of something similar. You could certainly save/write the
results of a benchmark to any version of a db/textfile, and then run
another program to analyze it and do whatever you like with it. That just
seems like unnecessary overhead. It would seem that since the test is just
a func
What you want to do is common, but it's application-specific enough that
there aren't so many generalized solutions. What I've always done is create
a Go program which takes a while to run (I shoot for at least a minute)
which runs your BeefyFunc in various ways that make sense to you, then I
make
I keep running into this solution to a particular problem, but when I go to
search on how to do it, I find that not only are there seemingly no
solutions out there in search-results-land, there doesn't seem to be anyone
else even asking about it. This then leads me to suspect, that I'm going
a
