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django-asv benchmarks add ubuntu-latest results
By RepoJournal · Filed · About Django · Composed from the cited sources · methodology
The django/django-asv benchmark repository added results for the ubuntu-latest runner, giving the project a continuous performance record for that environment.
The django-asv benchmark suite now records results for the ubuntu-latest runner. The commit, submitted with the [skip ci] marker by the GitHub bot, lands the output of a benchmark run rather than changing benchmark code [1].
The [skip ci] directive means the commit does not trigger a CI pipeline of its own, which is the standard convention for commits that only add generated results. There is no performance claim in the input, so none is made here: what shipped is the data, not a conclusion drawn from it [1].
For engineers who watch Django's performance across releases, the practical effect is that ubuntu-latest joins the set of environments with published benchmark output. Nothing in this commit requires a code change downstream [1].
Action items
- → Monitor django-asv ubuntu-latest results for regressions before deriving any performance conclusions django/django-asv [monitor]
References
- [1] Results for ubuntu-latest added [skip ci] ↗ django/django-asv
