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@gaby gaby commented Jan 2, 2025

Remove declaration of variables from inside of Benchmark loops

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  • Benchmarks
    • Updated benchmark target to run tests 4 times for more consistent performance metrics
    • Optimized benchmark tests in decoder_test.go by simplifying time conversion and error handling
    • Improved benchmark function structure to reduce overhead during performance measurements

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The pull request introduces modifications to the Makefile and decoder_test.go file, focusing on benchmark testing improvements. The Makefile now runs benchmarks four times using the -count=4 flag, while the decoder_test.go file undergoes several optimizations. These changes streamline benchmark tests by removing unnecessary complexity in time conversion and error handling, and aim to improve performance measurement accuracy.

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Makefile Updated benchmark command to run tests 4 times with -count=4 flag
decoder_test.go - Removed time converter registration in benchmark functions
- Simplified error handling in BenchmarkCheckRequiredFields
- Moved DurationStruct declaration outside benchmark loop

Possibly related PRs

  • gofiber/fiber#3254: Changes to the Makefile benchmark target
  • #12: Introduction of a benchmark target in the Makefile

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  • ReneWerner87
  • efectn

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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 87.77%. Comparing base (71a7ddd) to head (f21bf16).
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@gaby gaby merged commit 93b1ea5 into main Jan 2, 2025
@gaby gaby deleted the update-benchmarks branch January 2, 2025 03:01
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