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As Twitter is due to stop offering Tweetdeck as a free service and they cut API access I have decided not to support Twitter as a communication channel any more. You can now follow PHPBench on Mastodon here: phpc.social/@phpbench
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Replying to @lyrixx
yes, would be better for GIT too!
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Replying to @rubenrubiob
yeah, but thinking more for generated documentation / viewability in Github
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Would if it would be useful to add the ability to genertate charts (.png via. GD) for markdown/html reports?
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Release 1.2.8: - Fixes the PHAR auto-release and signing (which required a new GPG key unfortunately) - Support for Doctirne Annotations v2 (thanks @greg0ire ) -Support for compressed XDebug profiles. github.com/phpbench/phpbench…
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#PHP people, @phpbench is one of the greatest tools ever. If you are wondering what performs best, or how fast something is, use #phpbench: it's really simple to use and gives you great insights!
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Experimenting with "dynamic" columns and grouping in the table report generator
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i implement two different metadata drivers, so same difference as Annotations vs. XML.
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PHPBench 1.1 has been released, I wrote a blog post about it: dantleech.com/blog/2021/08/1…
1.1 is just about ready: If you have extended PHPBench I would encourage you to test `1.1.*@dev`
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Added example benchmarks (including report config) to the documentation: phpbench.readthedocs.io/en/l… New report stuff is in the upcoming 1.1 release
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Replying to @Ocramius
no special reason, it just evolved like that.
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Introduced a generated JSON schema for the configuration which should make IDEs happy.
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This Wed, 28th July, at 19:30 (UK) we are joined by @dantleech with a talk about PHPBench 1. Join us to understand how it can help you track and control the performance of your application. RSVP yes on Meetup for link. We also gratefully welcome new local sponsor @HumandTalent!