Rakefile: accept a filelist argument to bench target#79
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The argument will be prefixed with "bench" to pick up the benchmarks under that directory, and it accepts the "*", "?" and "**" globs.
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79: Rakefile: accept a filelist argument to bench target r=davidor a=unleashed The argument will be prefixed with "bench" to pick up the benchmarks under that directory, and it accepts the `*`, `?` and `**` globs. If you wanted to run all files starting with `aggregator` under any subdirectory of `bench`, you could use it like: > $ bundle exec rake bench[**/aggregator*] Co-authored-by: Alejandro Martinez Ruiz <amr@redhat.com>
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The argument will be prefixed with "bench" to pick up the benchmarks
under that directory, and it accepts the
*,?and**globs.If you wanted to run all files starting with
aggregatorunder any subdirectoryof
bench, you could use it like: