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I'm working on trying to optimize some of our CI/CD + compare performance of a couple tools, would be really nice if there was a commandline option to print out how long each task takes to run. Would be more than happy to implement myself if there is interest.
My thinking is something like a --show-execution-time arg or something similar that would print out
<output of lint task>
-- ran task "lint" in 12.34s --
For composed tasks (tasks that call other tasks) it would still print out the execution time per-task, but at the end print the total time to execute i.e. given a task "check: which calls tasks "lint" and "test",
<output of lint task>
-- ran task "lint" in 12.34s --
<output of test task>
-- ran task "test" in 56.78s --
-- ran task "check" in 69.12s --
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I'm working on trying to optimize some of our CI/CD + compare performance of a couple tools, would be really nice if there was a commandline option to print out how long each task takes to run. Would be more than happy to implement myself if there is interest.
My thinking is something like a
--show-execution-time
arg or something similar that would print outFor composed tasks (tasks that call other tasks) it would still print out the execution time per-task, but at the end print the total time to execute i.e. given a task "check: which calls tasks "lint" and "test",
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: