Enable jit-analyze to take multiple metrics as input and add an option to output .md file #312
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I was tired of gathering the diff data for individual metric by invoking
jit-analyzemultiple times, so I went ahead and added ability to specify multiple metrics in comma-separated form so we can see the diffs of multiple metrics at one instead of invokingjit-analyzemultiple times. Another motivation was that I wanted to output the diff result in.mdfile so I can just copy the contents from it and paste it on GH. So I went ahead and added an option of--mdthat will output the diff result (of all the metrics specified) in an.mdfile.Example of what you end up getting in
.mdcan be seen in dotnet/runtime#47307 (comment).Contributes to #125