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Benchmark report perf summary: go to zero #328

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ge0ffrey opened this issue Oct 10, 2023 · 3 comments
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Benchmark report perf summary: go to zero #328

ge0ffrey opened this issue Oct 10, 2023 · 3 comments
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the Y axis should go to zero

@ge0ffrey ge0ffrey added bug Something isn't working process/needs triage Requires initial assessment of validity, priority etc. labels Oct 10, 2023
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triceo commented Oct 10, 2023

I experimented with that when I was creating this report.
In this case, it looks like a good idea.
In many other cases, "go to zero" creates an empty chart with a flat line at the top, because the difference is very small and/or very far away from zero.

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Yes, I would compare with the old benchmark report - when to include 0 depends on the statistic.

@triceo triceo added enhancement New feature or request and removed process/needs triage Requires initial assessment of validity, priority etc. labels Oct 11, 2023
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When it's a flat line on the top, that's what I want to see: it shows the differences don't really matter.
Currently the new perf graph is misleading because it's not zero based.

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