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Harness and benchmarks for evaluating Django's performance over time
I also modified the migration behavior in utils.run_comparison_benchmark() similar to utils.run_benchmark().
Hi, I stumbled across [this discussion](https://github.com/faster-cpython/ideas/discussions/227) today and after a bit of digging around I found a [PR adding support for user-provided benchmark suites](https://github.com/python/pyperformance/pull/109). Maybe this is something to investigate?
Evaluating the performance of the code and also providing minimum and maximum time that a system took for its execution
``` $ djangobench --control stable/1.11.x --experiment master default_middleware Running benchmarks: default_middleware Control: Django 1.11.6.dev20170906232200 (in git branch stable/1.11.x) Experiment: Django 2.0.dev20170915140012 (in git branch master) Running 'default_middleware' benchmark ... Min:...
When I follow the "short version" example, I get this error: ``` $ djangobench --control=1.2 --experiment=master Running all benchmarks Control: Django 1.2 (in git branch 1.2) Experiment: Django 1.9.dev20150415021140 (in...
@MarkusH already did some work in [this direction](https://github.com/MarkusH/django-migrations-benchmark). The sample applications were generated by [this](https://gist.github.com/MarkusH/a95d9407a96fb8e63783) script.
