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CoreFxLab Perf Test Harness

This project contains a simple harness to run performance tests and measure the results.

Run the Performance Tests

  1. Make sure all of the tests have been restored (dotnet restore <path-to-tests-dir>)

  2. Restore this project (dotnet restore)

3a. Run the harness--make sure to use the release configuration (dotnet run -c Release)

3b. To run specific tests only, pass in the type names to the harness (this run types found in any of the assemblies): (dotnet run -c Release -- --perf:typenames name1 [name2] [...])

3c. To run specific tests found in a specific assembly only, pass in the assembly name and type names to the harness:   (dotnet run -c Release -- --assembly Benchmarks --perf:typenames name1 [name2] [...])

Add a New Performance Test

When adding a new xunit-performance compatible test project, simply make the following changes to enable it to run using this harness:

  • Add a project reference in this project's csproj file referencing the new test project.

  • Add the new element to the array returned by GetTestAssemblies() inside PerfHarness.cs. The element should be the name of the perf test project assembly, excluding the file extension.

Xunit-Performance-Api

Here are the list of command line options available when running performance tests (starting from build 1.0.0-alpha-build0048 onwards).

Option Description
--perf:outputdir Specifies the output directory name.
--perf:runid User defined id given to the performance harness.
--perf:typenames The (optional) type names of the test classes to run.
--help Display this help screen.
--version Display version information.