Build static HTML page using the latest benchmark results #467
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This reverts commit ff6c417.
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@andrew-farries PTAL, I think this is ready to go now. |
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This uses a GitHub action to download benchmark data from S3. It then uses a static generator to create charts per benchmark / Postgres version. These results are then bundled up using Jekyll which publishes the README, available at:
https://xataio.github.io/pgroll/
The benchmarks themselves can be see at https://xataio.github.io/pgroll/benchmarks.html (and are also linked from the README)
In order to make this work and also not require users of pgroll as a library to import the charting library we needed to create a new module in
/dev. We needed to duplicate the definition of the benchmark results structs since we couldn't import them from the mainpgrollmodule without actually publishing a new version of the module. Once this module has been published it will be possible.Part of #408