Both --hatch-rate and --startup-time assume that we are only configuring a load test to ramp up. Now that load tests are internally represented with a test plan, we also have to take in the a ramp down time.
The existing commands would be replaced by the --increase commands.
To configure a ramp-down time, we'd introduce the new --decrease commands.
Beyond building load test with a ramp-up time and/or a ramp-down time, this can also be useful when adjusting a running load test through the controller once https://github.com/tag1consulting/goose/issues/454 lands.
Both
--hatch-rateand--startup-timeassume that we are only configuring a load test to ramp up. Now that load tests are internally represented with a test plan, we also have to take in the a ramp down time.The existing commands would be replaced by the
--increasecommands.To configure a ramp-down time, we'd introduce the new
--decreasecommands.Beyond building load test with a ramp-up time and/or a ramp-down time, this can also be useful when adjusting a running load test through the controller once https://github.com/tag1consulting/goose/issues/454 lands.