Add performance benchmark CI to compare PR vs base branch (#32) - #33
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Introduces a benchmarks/ suite (pytest-benchmark for execution time, tracemalloc for peak memory) covering the computationally critical modules: segtree, lazysegtree, dsu, maxflow, mincostflow, convolution, and scc. A new benchmark.yml workflow runs the suite on both the PR branch and the PR's base branch, diffs the results, and posts/updates a single PR comment showing whether the change actually got faster or used less memory. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_016ZHPv3fCYTnGxKFpLVpnzn
📊 Performance Benchmark Results⏱️ Execution time (mean, lower is better)
💾 Peak memory (lower is better)
Base = target branch, PR = this branch. Negative delta = improvement. ✅ improvement ≥ 1%, |
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Introduces a benchmarks/ suite (pytest-benchmark for execution time,
tracemalloc for peak memory) covering the computationally critical
modules: segtree, lazysegtree, dsu, maxflow, mincostflow, convolution,
and scc. A new benchmark.yml workflow runs the suite on both the PR
branch and the PR's base branch, diffs the results, and posts/updates
a single PR comment showing whether the change actually got faster or
used less memory.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 noreply@anthropic.com
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_016ZHPv3fCYTnGxKFpLVpnzn