Improve parsing of rustc artifacts #1755
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The format of the artifacts was changed in a recent rustc PR, which broke rustc-perf's CI.
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The format of the artifacts was changed in a recent rustc PR, which broke rustc-perf's CI, because we weren't correctly filtering the artifacts.
Since the
eprintlnprofiler is mostly used for local profiling, I think that it's okay to only support the latest version of rustc, and not keep compatibility with previous versions. For older rustc versions, theeprintlnoutput will just contain a few additional lines.This PR should fix rustc-perf's CI, which started failing on master recently because of the rustc change.