Open RomaricKanyamibwa opened 4 years ago
A more comprehensive cmdline should appear in the bench_results.yaml file of benchmarks executed with the campaign fonctionality.
At the moment we have something like this:
Benchmark_name: hpl Date: Fri Sep 4 15:45:33 2020 Platform: campaign-maintenance Run_directory: ubench/benchmarks/campaign-maintenance-2020-09-04_12-13/hpl/benchmark_runs/000000 cmdline: Campaign runs: '2': [...]
The desired result would be something like this:
Benchmark_name: hpl Date: Fri Sep 4 15:45:33 2020 Platform: campaign-maintenance Run_directory: ubench/benchmarks/campaign-maintenance-2020-09-04_12-13/hpl/benchmark_runs/000000 cmdline: ubench run -b hpl -p zbook15 -w 1 2 4 runs: '2': [...]
This was actually the standard behaviour in the past, but for some reason it is no longer the case. I have looked into past campaigns where the cmdline value is filled according to your desired result.
A more comprehensive cmdline should appear in the bench_results.yaml file of benchmarks executed with the campaign fonctionality.
At the moment we have something like this:
The desired result would be something like this: