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Don't print error when printing standard deviation in comparison #110
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We don't calculate error for standard deviation, so this is expected. Maybe we shouldn't bother printing it, though. |
I think it would be useful to still have the error for the values itself on the comparison, but yeah that's more of a separate feature, so yeah hiding the |
I think that is saying that this is basically close enough. |
as of release 2.11.0, standard deviation mode returns |
Hello there! Thanks a lot for
benchmark-ips
:)Today I was using it for a few tests and noticed that whenever the percentage of standard deviation shows up in the comparison, it's always zero. E.g. with the example on the
README.md
I get:Every benchmark I also ran today always showed the
(± 0.00)
in the comparison. Is this expected?I'm using
benchmark-ips
version 2.8.4, using different Ruby versions, on macOS.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: