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Dart: update benchmark to Dart 3.0 #364
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@amka Thanks! Could you please update the CI? You can either call |
Sure, I will do it! |
The diff is a bit off, like the CI worker is sorting the benchmarks differently. I'll have a look later. |
I'm a bit pushed for time; I'll try to check this out this weekend @amka! |
Oh, no worries! It's your repo! I'm just the guy who's trying to help :) |
Not sure why the script generated it for you this way, let's not bother with it. If you'd put |
@LesnyRumcajs Not sure I understand you correctly about git mv. Do you mean to replace the old one |
Yes, precisely. The |
@amka did you try running it locally recently? It seems to be failing in the CI. |
I've got a weird issue. When I ran |
@amka I fixed the meta check (whitespace issue), now the dart server is failing. I debugged it a bit, locally. The server seems to be crashing from time to time (most of the times it works just fine) during the warmup period. See the error message:
It might make sense to bump the dependencies, perhaps the ones defined in |
Stale. Closing. |
Summary of changes
Changes introduced in this pull request:
Reference issue to close (if applicable)
Closes #146
As fart as I think Dart is required for this benchmark 'cause it's one of the "official" grpc languages I fixed the benchmark. Current version of Dart is 3.0.5 so the SDK was updated to this release. Also dependencies and the pubspec file were updated accordingly.
I also renamed benchmark folder to be able to activate this benchmark. Testes locally and it worked like a charm.
Hope it help! Any commend are appreciated!