Closed jmfiola closed 1 year ago
This PR introduces feature of YAML-defined custom stages. This also changes how duration is interpreted slightly, to make the stages more intuitive. E.g, before, stage durations were defined like this in order to get a bunch of 60 second stages:
stages = [ {"duration": 60, "users": 1, "spawn_rate": 1}, {"duration": 120, "users": 2, "spawn_rate": 2}, {"duration": 240, "users": 3, "spawn_rate": 3}, {"duration": 300, "users": 4, "spawn_rate": 4}, {"duration": 360, "users": 3, "spawn_rate": 1}, {"duration": 420, "users": 1, "spawn_rate": 1}, ]
Now, its:
stages = [ {"duration": 60, "users": 1, "spawn_rate": 1}, {"duration": 60, "users": 2, "spawn_rate": 2}, {"duration": 60, "users": 3, "spawn_rate": 3}, {"duration": 60, "users": 4, "spawn_rate": 4}, {"duration": 60, "users": 3, "spawn_rate": 1}, {"duration": 60, "users": 1, "spawn_rate": 1}, ]
This PR introduces feature of YAML-defined custom stages. This also changes how duration is interpreted slightly, to make the stages more intuitive. E.g, before, stage durations were defined like this in order to get a bunch of 60 second stages:
Now, its: