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[GitHub] [maven-dist-tool] hboutemy commented on pull request #2: Added a menu to point to maven test bench project that run a daily check of memory allocation

hboutemy commented on pull request #2:
URL: https://github.com/apache/maven-dist-tool/pull/2#issuecomment-817284677


   > Thx for the effort, but adding a link to the static site will not help here.
   
   It's not a static site: it's the result of the last check against Maven HEAD, and it's failing if the execution hits a threshold.
   
   As it is currently, it's useful to detect if there is a bad move.
   
   But, as a user, I don't only want "build passing" vs "build failing" on HEAD, I also want to see historical results, with the effective memory allocation value that each key past version has attained.
   
   Patrice is working on this = storing values in a S3 bucket to have more that the last success/failure, but a time series of memory allocation values, which in the future can also be shown as a nice graph...
   
   This PR is only the first step, the MVP, of a new type of performance tests: it's not yet the ideal dream we have, but it's what we currently can do in the right direction, while working on next steps


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