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try reducing codspeed variance - #1082
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@sobolevn using That introduced a looot of variance in the ordering/sorting tests. Obviously 😅 |
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pytest-randomly: This was actually a big source of variance in 2 of our testsRe-ran the benchmarks a couple of times now, and they seem more stable within this branch. Let's see if this also works across branches.