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[Benchmarks] Print all important env vars in debug logs #20415
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now, reading it for the second time I'm wondering.. why do we even have this
env_vars
? just to print it? If so, why not skipenv_vars
, setenv
above, and just print in debug logPATH
andLD_LIBRARY_PATH
fromenv
...?Right now, we print something (
env_vars
), but actually using something else (env
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I don't want to clutter verbose logs with paths in PATH that are not relevant to benchmarks. It's better to have only relevant paths co I could reproduce easily the env needed to run given commands by hand on the same or other machine.
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yes and no, the other PATHs can actually influence the benchmark... ;)
I still believe my point is valid - we print something (
env_vars
), but actually using something else for running the command (env
).Anyway, I guess we can live with the currently proposed implementation.
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Yes, I know that the other PATHs could make a difference, but see what is printed now... no PATHs :) From my experience, only these added here are relevant for a quick debug. And that's what I was missing - we printed some env vars, but they were not enough to actually use the printed command and execute it apart from the framework.