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Otherwise, for longer timeouts, this eventually hits a stack overflow :)
Allows you to run a selected transfer & ingest with two different versions of the code and compare how long they take. Takes care of resetting git branches to the versions you need and stopping/starting Docker containers.
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This one isn't intended to be merged right away--just sending a PR so we have something to discuss during our call next week.
This PR adds a new acceptance test that automates the process of running a given transfer/ingest with two different versions of the AM codebase, reporting the difference in duration and recording some statistics. It's based on Joel's
performance-stdout-no-write.feature.I've been using this to test the MCP batching changes and I'm seeing the same sort of performance increases as I saw in my previous manual testing.