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Find solution for more complex testing #10

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opened 2024-02-26 16:02:41 -05:00 by gballan · 1 comment
gballan commented 2024-02-26 16:02:41 -05:00
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The current database schema is great for a simple use case of testing hardware, but handle use cases such as:

  • testing different driver versions
  • testing different OS versions
  • testing graphics cards over time

Also need to find ways to track different driver versions

The current database schema is great for a simple use case of testing hardware, but handle use cases such as: - testing different driver versions - testing different OS versions - testing graphics cards over time Also need to find ways to track different driver versions
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gballan commented 2025-07-28 11:11:26 -04:00
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This has been handled by tying results to hardware via a "Test" model, that acts as a "point in time" reference for benchmarks tested against a piece of hardware.

Starting commit for reference: 47cb580393

This has been handled by tying results to hardware via a "Test" model, that acts as a "point in time" reference for benchmarks tested against a piece of hardware. Starting commit for reference: 47cb580393c3dcb2ef98ccb7dc8b04275175c443
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