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This will make it easier to update in the future.
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The rust tests are all passing, it's only other things that are failling. |
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@steveklabnik Can you update this to Rust 1.9 (was released this week with several perf improvements, notably strings). |
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I can and will! It'll be tomorrow though. |
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I pushed a new commit that updates to 1.9, and upgrades some other versions. Let's see what CI says! |
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All rust stuff passed, this should be good to go! |
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Hi @steveklabnik we are getting ready to start our preview runs for round-13. In the meantime we are preparing to start work on verifying pull requests for round-14. Because of this, we are slightly restructuring our branches. Would you mind closing this and making a pull request that targets the new round-14 branch? Thanks! Here's more information: http://frameworkbenchmarks.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Development/Contributing-Guide/#github-pull-request-procedure |
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Absolutely! So you know what the schedule is? It'd be nice if we could maybe work on doing some work before the next benchmark is taken. On Jun 15, 2016, 00:17 +0100, Natenotifications@github.com, wrote:
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@steveklabnik we won't be getting any work in for round-13 but with this new model we'll be able to do simultaneous testing and merging of current and future rounds so when, like now, a round is "frozen" we won't have PRs sitting waiting for feedback. We can get them tested and merged in to the round they're targeting. This also gets us closer to a continuous benchmarking goal. We want the contributors to see faster turnaround on all the hard work they do! |
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Cool. 👍 sending new PR now |
Two things: