ARROW-10647: Add in Rust performance testing file#15
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alamb wants to merge 2 commits intoapache:masterfrom
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ARROW-10647: Add in Rust performance testing file#15alamb wants to merge 2 commits intoapache:masterfrom
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I am not sure how to request a review on this PR (github does not seem to want to let me do so). FYI @wesm |
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Hm. Is there a plan for "endogenous" performance testing (creating test files on the fly)? |
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(you have to be a "Parquet" committer to be able to merge patches here or request reviews) |
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We are adding a rust performance benchmark to the arrow repo, in apache/arrow#8708
In order to avoid adding 653K of binary data to that repo, @sunchao suggested adding it here