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create-perf-test

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Generate a new performance test

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    Add a type that implements azure_core_test::perf::PerfTest.

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    Use sdk/storage/azure_storage_blob/perf/list_blob_test.rs as an example.

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    If credentials are needed, prefer the crate's existing perf-test pattern (for example context.recording().credential() or an existing …

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    If the client has options, instrument them with recording.instrument_perf(&mut options.client_options)?

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    Add a top-level Tests: property if it does not already exist.

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    Add the following YAML under the Tests: property as a separate YAML array object:

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Generate a new performance test

You will generate a new performance (perf) test under the sdk/{service-directory}/{crate-name}/perf directory as ${input:testName:perf_test_name}.rs where:

  • {service-directory} is the directory name under sdk for the current ${file} e.g., core.
  • {crate-name} is the crate directory name under sdk/{service-directory} for the current ${file} e.g., azure_core.

Set up

These instructions only need to be done once. If changes described are already present, do not make the changes again.

  • Under the {crate-name} directory, in Cargo.toml add the following section:

    [[bench]]
    name = "perf"
    path = "perf/perf_tests.rs"
    harness = false
  • Under the {crate-name} directory, add a perf/perf_tests.rs file that uses azure_core_test::perf::PerfRunner to register and run the crate's perf tests.
  • Under the {crate-name} directory, copy sdk/core/perf.yml and change only the following contents:
    • Change ServiceDirectory to match the {service-directory}.
  • Under the {crate-name} directory, copy sdk/core/perf-tests.yml and change only the following contents:
    • Change Service to match the {service-directory}.
    • Change Project to match the {crate-name}.
    • Change the PackageVersions to replace azure_core with the {crate-name}.

Adding a new perf test

For each new perf test:

  • In sdk/{service-directory}/{crate-name}/perf/${input:testName}.rs:
    • Add a type that implements azure_core_test::perf::PerfTest.
    • Generate a perf test for the currently selected function in ${file} or specified client method name, if any.
    • Use sdk/storage/azure_storage_blob/perf/list_blob_test.rs as an example.
    • Define a test_metadata() function returning PerfTestMetadata, including any required command-line options.
    • Separate setup, the measured operation, and cleanup in the PerfTest implementation.
    • If credentials are needed, prefer the crate's existing perf-test pattern (for example context.recording().credential() or an existing helper) instead of introducing a new authentication flow.
    • If the client has options, instrument them with recording.instrument_perf(&mut options.client_options)?.
  • In sdk/{service-directory}/{crate-name}/perf/perf_tests.rs:
    • Add mod ${input:testName};.
    • Register the new test metadata with PerfRunner::new(...).
  • In the {crate-name}/perf-tests.yml file:
    • Add a top-level Tests: property if it does not already exist.
    • Add the following YAML under the Tests: property as a separate YAML array object:

      - Test: ${input:testName}
        Class: ${input:testName}
        Arguments:
          - --sync
  • Match existing crate patterns for client construction, shared setup state, and environment variable names.

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