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The current command line parsing code does not warn when multiple execution policies (--repetitions <count> and --run-seconds <seconds> and --operation-run-seconds <seconds>) are specified on the command line, and simply uses the last (?) one for everything.
Ideally, we should use the policies in a logical or, so that if any tells the harness to stop, it stops. (In practice, we needed a combination of max iteration count and max time, which could be done by a plugin, but having logical or could be better ?).
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The current command line parsing code does not warn when multiple execution policies (
--repetitions <count>
and--run-seconds <seconds>
and--operation-run-seconds <seconds>
) are specified on the command line, and simply uses the last (?) one for everything.Ideally, we should use the policies in a logical
or
, so that if any tells the harness to stop, it stops. (In practice, we needed a combination of max iteration count and max time, which could be done by a plugin, but having logicalor
could be better ?).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: