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Perf tests - #92
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I've added the performance tests for CAPIF, using the original ones as base. These cover the correct usage of the API, not those that are expected to fail.
Everything is contained in a separate folder (
perf_tests), and there is an additional script inservices(runCapifPerfTests.sh) that is equivalent to the original one.At the moment the tests are controlled by two variables defined in
perf_tests/resources/performance.resource: The number of iterations and the threshold in seconds to consider that each separate try is successful. For quick testing I've left the iterations set to 2, but on the real trials this should be changed to something much higher (we used 100 on the first release).Let me know if something is not working as expected or needs to be changed, or if you have any question about this.