🧹 chore: Add parallel benchmark for Next()#3259
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces a new benchmark test function in the Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant Benchmark as Benchmark Runner
participant Router as Router Handler
participant Test as Test Goroutines
Benchmark->>Test: Create Parallel Goroutines
loop Each Goroutine
Test->>Router: Send GET Request to "/"
Router-->>Test: Return nil
end
Benchmark-->>Benchmark: Measure Performance
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router_test.go (1)
910-912: Add assertions to verify handler behaviorWhile benchmarks primarily measure performance, it's good practice to include basic assertions to ensure the handler behaves correctly under parallel execution.
for pb.Next() { h(fctx) + // Verify response status code + if fctx.Response.StatusCode() != StatusOK { + b.Errorf("Expected status code %d, got %d", StatusOK, fctx.Response.StatusCode()) + } }
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router_test.go (1)
894-914: LGTM! Well-structured parallel benchmark implementation
The parallel benchmark implementation is well-structured and follows Go's testing conventions:
- Uses
b.RunParallelcorrectly for concurrent execution - Reports allocations with
b.ReportAllocs() - Properly manages benchmark timing with
b.ResetTimer() - Minimal test case that focuses on the core functionality
Description
b.RunParallel()version of theNext()benchmark.Results: