Expose --min-time from pyperf to pyperformance CLI #301
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The user can now control the minimum time a benchmark should run directly from the CLI via --min-time which then is passed to pyperf.
| @vstinner Can you please take a look at? |
| I give another ping on this.. if there anything that feels to be modified, let me know. |
vstinner approved these changes Sep 25, 2023
| Thanks! |
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The user can now control the minimum time a benchmark should run directly from the CLI via --min-time which then is passed to pyperf.