feat: import from/export results to ZON files#85
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WillLillis wants to merge 1 commit intoandrewrk:mainfrom
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feat: import from/export results to ZON files#85WillLillis wants to merge 1 commit intoandrewrk:mainfrom
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It looks like CI is failing because it's using 0.16.0-dev.2694+74f361a5c. I'm assuming updating to zig 16 should wait until that's released, so I'll leave this until that happens. |
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This PR is intended as an alternative to #67, using ZON rather than JSON. In addition to exporting results, this also allows
poopto import previously exported results files.To be concrete, the motivating use case for this change is that while trying to optimize a project, I find myself making many small changes and comparing that to some known baseline. Having to re-compute the baseline every time I want to test a change wastes time, as we're recomputing essentially the same data. Instead, the baseline can be computed once and re-used as a comparison multiple times. This also allows users to re-display results from previous runs by only providing a
-iarg.Sample usage:
I built and tested this locally with zig 0.15.2.
Thanks for making such a great tool! It has been invaluable to me.