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@mikemimik mikemimik commented Nov 1, 2019

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We want benchmarking to run on the current state of the repo. This is done by sending a dispatch event to the https://github.com/npm/benchmark repository. It has a set of actions which will run all the benchmarked scenarios and then report back to the pull-request with some results. Those results are specifically from the ubuntu-latest/node@12.x matrix run.

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@mikemimik mikemimik added semver:minor new backwards-compatible feature in-progress labels Nov 1, 2019
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@mikemimik mikemimik force-pushed the feature/benchmarks branch 2 times, most recently from 92babce to 36323ba Compare November 3, 2019 18:04
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@mikemimik mikemimik force-pushed the feature/benchmarks branch 3 times, most recently from e20e6e2 to 5bc1fe9 Compare November 7, 2019 07:33
@mikemimik mikemimik marked this pull request as ready for review November 7, 2019 07:45
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angular-quickstart app-large app-medium ember-quickstart react-app
prev current status prev current status prev current status prev current status prev current status
initial install 38.4s 37.9s 39.6s 38.6s 32.4s 32.9s🛑 24.9s 25.6s🛑 31.4s 30.8s
repeat install 9s 8.2s 8s 7.1s 7.7s 7.9s🛑 6.9s 6.3s 8.4s 7.7s
with warm cache 28.9s 28.9s 32.6s 32.3s 27.3s 28.7s🛑 21.4s 20.6s 29.4s 28.1s
with node_modules 8.7s 7.9s 7.3s 6.8s 8.3s 7.2s 7.4s 6.3s 8.3s 7.5s
with lockfile 31.8s 27.6s 27.8s 29.3s🛑 26.5s 26.2s 18.4s 18.4s 24.4s 25.9s🛑
with warm cache and node_modules 9s 7.9s 8.3s 6.8s 7.7s 14s🛑 8.9s 6.4s 10.3s 7.7s
with warm cache and lockfile 25.2s 22.7s 24.9s 26.8s🛑 24s 21.2s 15.2s 15.5s🛑 20.2s 19.9s
with node_modules and lockfile 9.3s 9.1s 8.6s 7.7s 8.3s 7.6s 7.5s 6.8s 8.8s 8.3s

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isaacs commented Nov 7, 2019

Note from @mikemimik in slack, posted here so I don't forget it:

Please don't be alarmed by the negative results. The "prev" results were a run of 6.13.0 from my local machine. Where the "current" results are what ran in the ubuntu-latest vm, running node@12.x. When this pull-request gets merged in, they will become the "latest" results. Which is what we want. All results moving forward will be output from the VM's not local machines.

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mikemimik commented Nov 8, 2019

Updated the latest.json in the https://github.com/npm/benchmarks repo. The above results are "prev" which is the HEAD commit of the latest branch run from ubuntu-latest/nodejs@12.x against "current" which is a commit branched from 6.12.1 run from ubuntu-latest/nodejs@12.x. Compared to the last set that existed this is much more reasonable. Some of these up's and down's can be attributed to network performance, or the metal the VM is running on.

@claudiahdz claudiahdz added Release 6.x work is associated with a specific npm 6 release semver:patch semver patch level for changes and removed semver:minor new backwards-compatible feature labels Nov 12, 2019
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