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When running lots of benchmarks, the first time I run them I invariably forget to include --join
on my command line invocation, resulting in the benchmark results being spread across a long history of spewed output. I then take the time to run all the benchmarks again, this time with --join
, as doing so is much less time consuming then finding all the results and manually cobbling them together into one table. Personally, I've never once wanted the non-joined behavior, and it'd be great from my perspective if --join
were the default.
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Scooletz commentedon Oct 27, 2020
I agree with what @stephentoub stated above. I don't rerun my benchmarks and I do spend my time on
but having
--join
as a default would be great.adamsitnik commentedon Oct 30, 2020
@AndreyAkinshin any thoughts on that?
if we are going to implement it we should remember to allow the users to disable this behavior by passing
--join false
which is going to require a workaround (tmds/Tmds.LinuxAsync#29)YegorStepanov commentedon Jun 21, 2023
Bump, this is the top 6 problem by likes.
We can work around the bug by making
.Join
isNullable<bool>
(like Adam did in another repository).timcassell commentedon Jun 21, 2023
Join as default would be nice, but I think it should work properly for all cases first. Are you still going to work on #2163 @YegorStepanov?
YegorStepanov commentedon Jun 21, 2023
In what cases does it not work?
Yep, sorry for not answering for a long time!
timcassell commentedon Jun 21, 2023
The issues that #2163 claims to fix (multiple types).
AndreyAkinshin commentedon Jun 24, 2023
I agree with @timcassell: it makes sense to merge #2163 first.