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Programming language: Haskell
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README
tasty-stats: Collect statistics of your Tasty test suite in a CSV file
This package is useful to collect statistics of your Tasty test suite in a CSV file. Since timing information and the git commit is collected, the data can be used to find performance regressions between commits.
Use the Test.Tasty.Stats.consoleStatsReporter ingredient:
main = defaultMainWithIngredients (Test.Tasty.Stats.consoleStatsReporter : defaultIngredients) testTree
Then you can pass the option --stats stats.csv to the testsuite.
Currently the following information is collected in this order:
idx, name, time, result, gitdate, gitcommit, date, nthreads, description
With tasty-auto:
-- test/test.hs
{-# OPTIONS_GHC -F -pgmF tasty-auto -optF Test.Tasty.Stats.consoleStatsReporter #-}