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Documentation for running continuous benchmarks on GH Actions

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I'm looking at setting-up benchmarks for the new package [`sfnetworks`](https://github.com/luukvdmeer/sfnetworks). I've followed the examples used in a couple of packages but the CI is failing in the benchmarking stage due...

Robinlovelace

I sometimes use `workout()` to disect several ways to do something, and would find an additional `total` row very useful. I hacked my way to this: but perhaps there's room...

romainfrancois

If the expression you're benchmarking is sufficiently long, tibble's print method won't be able to fit it on screen, and it doesn't know how to ellipsize it like it would...

nealrichardson

Helper to run in another process

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i.e. a wrapper around callr with convenient options for setting lib path.

hadley

`bench::press()` should be more generic

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E.g. you should be able to use it with `system_time()` or really anything that returns a data.frame

jimhester

Better breaks for scale_*_bench_time()

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@hadley suggested that perhaps your vroom benchmarks could have nicer breaks for the values that aren't in seconds. This is a quick fix that uses the excellent rounding and parsing...

paleolimbot

Helper function to run benchmarks across a range of commits / branches

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jimhester

hadley

Hurd also uses Mach. https://www.gnu.org/software/hurd/hurd/porting/guidelines.html ``` #ifdef __MACH__ Some applications put Apple Darwin-specific code inside #ifdef __MACH__ guards. Such guard is clearly not enough, since not only Apple uses Mach...

Zopolis4

See `nanotime.c`. https://www.gnu.org/software/hurd/hurd/porting/guidelines.html ``` #ifdef __MACH__ Some applications put Apple Darwin-specific code inside #ifdef __MACH__ guards. Such guard is clearly not enough, since not only Apple uses Mach as a...

Zopolis4