When you do pystats on a JIT run, we currently do the pystats on a non-JIT build of the same commit, because early on with the JIT the stats were incomplete. The results of JIT builds and non-JIT builds end up in different directories. I actually think due to the magic of how the JIT works we probably have parity between the stats in a JIT build and non-JIT build now so we should probably just remove this special case, which would make the results all appear together.
When you do pystats on a JIT run, we currently do the pystats on a non-JIT build of the same commit, because early on with the JIT the stats were incomplete. The results of JIT builds and non-JIT builds end up in different directories. I actually think due to the magic of how the JIT works we probably have parity between the stats in a JIT build and non-JIT build now so we should probably just remove this special case, which would make the results all appear together.