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PFS test should save timing output to the baseline directory #2918

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billsacks opened this issue Nov 22, 2018 · 1 comment
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PFS test should save timing output to the baseline directory #2918

billsacks opened this issue Nov 22, 2018 · 1 comment
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It would be very useful if the PFS test saved timing output to the baseline directory. That way, if you have a PFS test in the test suite, you can more easily compare the current timing with the previous timing.

I'm thinking it may be hard to customize baseline generation for a single test type like this; if so, maybe we should just save the timing files for all tests. (Those files are typically fairly small.)

@jgfouca jgfouca added the Responsibility: CESM Responsibility to manage and accomplish this issue is through CESM label Apr 17, 2019
@billsacks billsacks moved this from Needs Prioritization to Todo ~ longer-term in CESM: infrastructure / cross-component SE priorities Jan 28, 2022
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