Open manycoding opened 1 year ago
I don't have much details atm but I noticed that in certain cases the performance is awful. I wouldn't say it's a specific version, it has been always like that though rare. I took an eye on it.
E.g.
188.09s call manhattan_hub/helpers/tests/test_time_helper.py::test_extract_datetime_from[: 20/05/20-2020-05-20-mmdd] @pytest.mark.parametrize("ocr_date, parsed, date_format", ocr_to_iso) def test_extract_datetime_from(ocr_date, parsed, date_format): with freeze_time("2021-12-02"): assert ( str( time_helper.extract_datetime_from( ocr_date, date_format=date_format, ignore_dates_older_than_years=10, max_future_date=time_helper.x_days_in_future(12 * 31), ) ).split(" ")[0] == parsed )
The tests are launched in parallel, the code deployed in Django environment with multiple wsgi workers.
Python 3.7.13 dateparser 1.1.8
I don't have much details atm but I noticed that in certain cases the performance is awful. I wouldn't say it's a specific version, it has been always like that though rare. I took an eye on it.
E.g.
The tests are launched in parallel, the code deployed in Django environment with multiple wsgi workers.
Python 3.7.13 dateparser 1.1.8