Recently, OSB workloads were updated to include parameters for users to input custom iteration values in their test executions. This change gives the new aggregate command the ability to read these values and take them into account when calculating the average values for test executions.
Previously, iterations for each task were stored as a sum of iterations across all test execution. With this change, the iterations for each task are stored separately, so a test with x times the iterations of another will also hold that much more weight in the average calculation.
Also updates the unit tests to reflect the new changes.
Issues Resolved
670
Testing
[x] New functionality includes testing
make test
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Description
Recently, OSB workloads were updated to include parameters for users to input custom iteration values in their test executions. This change gives the new aggregate command the ability to read these values and take them into account when calculating the average values for test executions.
Previously, iterations for each task were stored as a sum of iterations across all test execution. With this change, the iterations for each task are stored separately, so a test with x times the iterations of another will also hold that much more weight in the average calculation.
Also updates the unit tests to reflect the new changes.
Issues Resolved
670
Testing
make testBy submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license. For more information on following Developer Certificate of Origin and signing off your commits, please check here.