JUnitBenchmarks: Performance Benchmarking for JUnit4

Hello everyone, It's been a fun ride, but realistically it makes little sense for us to continue

> Is there a way to get the value of Result.roundAverage through the API? If > not, could I

If you want to have per-test before/after code that is excluded from benchmarking (and executed only

Thanks Jens! D. On Tue, Aug 5, 2014 at 1:32 PM, Jens Wilke <jw_g...@headissue.com> wrote:

No, it won't be possible. Try a profiling tool, like the excellent YourKit, for example: http://

Thanks Zach. That's what I was looking for couple of hours.

Hi Dawid, Issue got resolved.Thanks for your immediate response I have added created the consumer

Hi , Can anyone tell me how to persist the Junit Benchmark results in MYSQL Database. Because i want

> Is there any way to get the memory snapshots and CPU usage as part of Junit > Benchmarking.

Took me a while... Sorry. > Having had a skim through and regarding your before/after comments :

It does run just one time from JUnit's point of view. The benchmark runner is a rule and it

Hi Ravindra, I think it should be possible to write some wrapper code for JMH to persist its output.

With no historic data available at other tools. I prefer the JUnitBechmark. This is a great tool,

Thanks that's a good suggestion and works fine with normal scenarios. Only problem with @

After checking it further I know that data is not uploaded to Google, It's the html/js that picks

You need to be more specific -- what's not working? Make sure you're using JUnit in at least

Hi Dawid, many thanks for JUnit benchmarks! I put together a benchmark suite to compare Java caches.

That was it. There was an old Junit in the classpath which eclipse was picking up. Thanks for the

> Dividing the operations by time I already came up with myself, but I would > like it to be

> Thanks for your answer. Did you mean that JUnitBenchmark is not so clean > regarding JVM

Hi Christian, You need to add a benchmark rule to your test class. @Rule public TestRule benchmarkRun

Thank for your reply, I will try it later. On Friday, October 11, 2013 6:19:29 PM UTC+8, Dawid Weiss

I've just pushed version 0.7.2 to Maven repositories. It contains an assume-related bugfix: http:

I've just pushed version 0.7.1 to SonaType repositories. It contains a minor, but important, fix

Cześć Sebastian, > My primary goal is to run all performance tests in nightly build and gather

Thank you Dawid for your response. I will try out the trick with the TestJunitHooksWorkAround sample

Ha! Thanks for sharing, Peter :) Dawid On Thu, Jun 20, 2013 at 12:24 PM, Peter Veentjer <

No. This is a limitation of JUnit. You have to use the default runner, sorry. Dawid On Tue, Jun 18,

Hi. Apologies for belated answer. The problem is in JUnit itself. What happens is a Rule has access

Thanks that works fine now. Fred. Le vendredi 17 mai 2013 17:13:19 UTC+2, FredPJ a écrit : Hi all. I