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Support specifying additional branches to run benchmarks on #426
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…pository (#430) * Filter out branches for benchmarking before setting up metadata Previously, we filtered out the branches which don't have the required label, before starting the benchmarking run. But, this meant that the metadata for the branch is already saved to the DB and displayed in the UI. This commit changes the filtering to be run before the metadata for the benchmark run is setup. * Allow specifying a list of branches to benchmark This would be useful for benchmarking more than one long running branches of a repository, for instance, the `5.0` and `trunk` branches of ocaml/ocaml. * Save base branch names of pull requests to the DB * Add pull_base column to the GraphQL tables * Allow switching branches from the UI Closes #426 * Use pullBase to compare benchmarks against correct branch
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Currently, only the default_branch and PRs are considered when running the benchmarks. It would be useful to specify different tags/branches on which to run the benchmarks. It would be useful to run benchmarks against different versions of development like OCaml 5.0.x and 5.1.x, for instance.
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