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Include version information in database #42

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rcurtin opened this issue Apr 3, 2017 · 3 comments
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Include version information in database #42

rcurtin opened this issue Apr 3, 2017 · 3 comments

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rcurtin commented Apr 3, 2017

Ideally a user who is looking at the benchmark results should be able to determine what version of each library was used for benchmarking. This might be as easy as grabbing the version information fromt he configuration, or it might be a little more difficult---for the 'performance over time view', we may want to also update that to get the version at the time of each run and display that.

I'll handle this when I have time (unless someone else gets to it first).

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Iron-Stark commented Apr 3, 2017

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Can we write a script which would basically import a module and then use "module._ version _" command to get the version and then from there store the version information in the database.

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rcurtin commented Apr 4, 2017

Not all of the libraries are in Python, so I am not sure that will work. But I think the version information is either available in the configuration (or maybe we can set up some other way).

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@rcurtin

I was thinking about writing a Python script which reads the config.yaml file and returns a dictionary containing name of the library as the key and version as the value. What do you think about this idea? . Please Let me know.

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