Benchmarkdotnet: Add a "benchmark" cmd to dotnet
So it seems like you can add extra commands to the dotnet tooling, how cool would it be to be able to do dotnet benchmark?
This could then interact with the BenchmarkSwitcher so you can do --class=Benchmarks, --diagnosers=Memory, etc
From my understanding we would have to propose it as a CLI issue, but if we were serious about it, I think someone should do a proof-of-concept first.
Anyone agree? Anyone want to take it on?
mattwarren
All 8 comments
Good idea, but as for me I don't have time now.
adamsitnik
on 16 Jun 2016
An interesting post about the subj: https://surfingthecode.com/fun-with-global-tools-in-.net-core-2.1-preview/
AndreyAkinshin
on 12 Mar 2018
The official documentation: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/tools/global-tools
AndreyAkinshin
on 13 Oct 2018
I would like to do this.
CodeTherapist
on 26 Oct 2018
@CodeTherapist, great!
AndreyAkinshin
on 26 Oct 2018
@AndreyAkinshin, Done! At least a first version of it - let me know if that solves this issue.
The tool supports the following syntax:
dotnet benchmarkdotnet [YourAssemblyFileWithBenchmarks.dll] [BenchmarkDotNet Arguments]
Btw. I'm little bit confused because the build is failing.
I can't imagine how my change could break this test or did I missed something?
CodeTherapist
on 9 Jan 2019
@CodeTherapist this particular failure is not your fault, I am going to take a look into that failure to see what is going on
adamsitnik
on 9 Jan 2019
Implemented in #1006
adamsitnik
on 30 Jan 2019
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@AndreyAkinshin, Done! At least a first version of it - let me know if that solves this issue.
The tool supports the following syntax:
dotnet benchmarkdotnet [YourAssemblyFileWithBenchmarks.dll] [BenchmarkDotNet Arguments]Btw. I'm little bit confused because the build is failing.
I can't imagine how my change could break this test or did I missed something?