Does this only record YAML or it can actually assert something?
See original GitHub issueIn all the examples and the blog post, I can’t see any asserts, only recording… How can this actually be used to build test cases and assert based on the performance records? (like numQueries
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Yes that’s exactly the workflow we use. I’ll improve the README later.
So how is the baseline set? If there’s no existing record, then record and PASS, if there is a record and it’s the same also PASS, if there is a record and it’s different then FAIL?
What if it’s different but on purpose? I should delete the YAML file and rerun to PASS?