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I noticed that the histogram title always looks something like this:
Speaking of pedantic, I find "speed" with units of time surprising :) Beyond pedantry I would expect "larger speed" meaning faster, while "larger time interval" meaning slower.
Looking at the implementation the "Speed in" prefix seems hard-coded:
I noticed that the histogram title always looks something like this:
Speaking of pedantic, I find "speed" with units of time surprising :) Beyond pedantry I would expect "larger speed" meaning faster, while "larger time interval" meaning slower.
Looking at the implementation the
"Speed in"
prefix seems hard-coded:pytest-benchmark/src/pytest_benchmark/histogram.py
Lines 100 to 106 in c0d0104
Would it be possible to allow some customization of the prefix? I would like to change it to something like
"Runtime in {0}"
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