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1707.2.2
by Robert Collins
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1707.2.3
by Robert Collins
Add a setBenchmarkTime method to the bzrlib test result allowing introduction of granular benchmarking. (Robert Collins, Martin Pool). |
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"""Tests for bzr add performance."""
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from bzrlib.tests.blackbox import ExternalBase |
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class TestAdd(ExternalBase): |
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def test_one_add_kernel_like_tree(self): |
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"""Adding a kernel sized tree should be bearable (<5secs) fast."""
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# a kernel tree has ~10000 and 500 directory, with most files around
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# 3-4 levels deep.
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# we simulate this by three levels of dirs named 0-7, givin 512 dirs,
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# and 20 files each.
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1707.2.5
by Robert Collins
slightly improve add |
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# on roberts machine this originally took 25936ms/32244ms
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# after quick tuning (more needed): 14640ms/19677ms
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1707.2.3
by Robert Collins
Add a setBenchmarkTime method to the bzrlib test result allowing introduction of granular benchmarking. (Robert Collins, Martin Pool). |
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self.run_bzr('init') |
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files = [] |
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for outer in range(8): |
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files.append("%s/" % outer) |
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for middle in range(8): |
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files.append("%s/%s/" % (outer, middle)) |
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for inner in range(8): |
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prefix = "%s/%s/%s/" % (outer, middle, inner) |
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files.append(prefix) |
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files.extend([prefix + str(foo) for foo in range(20)]) |
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self.build_tree(files) |
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self.time(self.run_bzr, 'add') |