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Easy and extensible benchmarking in Elixir providing you with lots of statistics!
Last updated about 1 month ago
Finally max_sample_size is here to alleviate a variety of woes resulting from gathering too many samples!
Also finally, Benchee lets you exclude outliers!
max_sample_size which guides how many samples will be gathered at most for a given scenario.
This avoids a variety of issues when scenarios gather too many samples (memory co...Some nice features (pre_check: :all_same is cool) along with adding support for some new stuff (tprof) and fixing some bugs.
pre_check now accepts the option :all_same - which raises if any job returns a value different from another for the same input. Useful when benchmarking multiple variants of the same function. Thanks to [@sabiwara](https://github.com/...Small release to remove warnings for the upcoming elixir 1.17 as well as add proper solaris support.
A big swath of bug fixes and improvements. The highlights certainly are fixes and conveniences around saved benchmarks and loading them again via the new Benchee.report/1. The other big one is saving a lot of memory (and time!) when processing big inputs. Sadly the latter comes with some breaking changes for plugins, but they are well justified and shouldn't actually affect any plugin in practic...
Long time, huh? 😉 I'm not gonna repeat all that, but I'm happy benchee is in a place where it just works and doesn't need too much support. Biggest feature here is the implementation of the Table.Reader protocol for a better Livebook experience.