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Processing of memory performance test results #11665
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${{ variables.buildDirectory }} is a relative path, not absolute.
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@anthony-murphy , @curtisman , could you take a look at this one when you have a chance? |
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Why the switch?
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Because the time it takes for the repo to build (npm run ci:build) in Small vs Large is extremely different, 33m vs 5m. If we're fine letting this pipeline take much longer to run, we can change it back to Small, but I thought Large would be better. If we eventually move to a model where only 1 pipeline does the build and the rest work on its artifacts, this decision will go away 😄 .
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ah... we are still rebuilding in the pipeline. That make more sense.
We should switch back to small once (or if) we stop rebuilding.
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Description
Follow-up to #11622, for memory tests. Updates tools and pipelines to execute our memory usage tests and report results to Kusto.
Any relevant logs or outputs
A few successful pipeline runs here and here.
Results in Kusto
Execution time tests
Memory tests
Other information or known dependencies
Depends on #11661 .
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