Hi,
For speed.python.org, I run a script manually to "add a new dot" on
the graphs. The script always pick the latest versions of pyperf and
pyperformance. I also frequently update pyperformance requirements to
get security fixes, bug fixes, but also support the latest version of
Python: for example, I had multiple issues with Python 3.8.
The problem is now that graphs became meaningless because of
significant performance changes in dependencies like sympy:
https://speed.python.org/timeline/#/?exe=12&ben=sympy_sum&env=1&revs=50&equ…
Is there a volunteer to regenerate all data on the latest version of
pyperf and pyperformance? It would require to list all commits of
previous benchmarks run (it should be as easy a listing the content of
a directory, I can tell you more in private), run benchmarks on these
commits (I have a script which automate everything), remove old
CPython data (but keep PyPy data, who sent it by the way?), and upload
new data.
Victor
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