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Use ^$$ so Make passes literal ^$ to the shell, ensuring go test -run matches no test names (benchmarks only).
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Pull request overview
This PR fixes the bench Makefile target so make passes a literal $ through to the shell, ensuring go test -run receives the intended regex ^$ (match no test names) and therefore runs benchmarks only.
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- Update
benchtarget from-run=^$to-run=^$$so Makefile escaping results in a literal$at execution time.
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Summary
^$$instead of^$in Makefile bench target so Make passes a literal$to the shell, givinggo test -runthe correct regex^$(match no test names).Test plan
make benchruns benchmarks only, no unit tests