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What is it ?

For people experimenting on mesa features, and needing to use the benchmarks without waiting for the PR to do it automatically. Took me a bit of time to understand what exactly benchmarking was and how to run it so I made a readme to help.
I think benchmarking is a very useful feature that could be put forward a bit more (even in mesa.readthedocs.io)

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@colinfrisch colinfrisch added the docs Release notes label label Apr 29, 2025
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I didn't know I needed this until I saw this, its nice and concise, approval from my side.

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any thoughts on this @tpike3 @quaquel ?

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EwoutH commented May 2, 2025

Thanks, this is welcome.

I originally wrote the benchmarks so I can review this relatively easily. I'm now on vacation, but will try to get to it Monday.

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colinfrisch commented May 2, 2025

Thanks, this is welcome.

I originally wrote the benchmarks so I can review this relatively easily. I'm now on vacation, but will try to get to it Monday.

Oh thats great ! I wasn't sure who made the benchmarks but I knew you weren't free, which is why I didn't tag you. Enjoy your vacation !

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quaquel commented May 2, 2025

Sorry, something came up with another library I maintain and which is currently used in teaching. I have at least figured out the problem there, so I hope to have some time over the weekend to give feedback (I have a few points based on a first quick look).

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