chore: ignore the paths the perf workflow writes - #434
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perf.yml creates perf-results/ and perf-input.jsonl at the repo root. Neither is ignored, so a local run of the perf lane leaves two untracked paths behind, one of them a 300 line generated dataset. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Marko Stankovic <smankovic@gmail.com>
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Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~2 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR prevents generated performance artifacts from appearing as untracked files, but the new patterns also match same-named paths in subdirectories and could hide unrelated artifacts. This is a bounded low-severity risk; the change is mergeable with owner awareness, with root-anchored patterns advisable. Poem
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In @.gitignore:
- Around line 134-135: Update the perf-results and perf-input.jsonl entries in
.gitignore to use root-anchored patterns, /perf-results/ and /perf-input.jsonl,
so matching nested paths remain unaffected.
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Anchor these rules to the repository root.
The PR objective targets only root-level perf-results/ and perf-input.jsonl. Without a leading /, Git also ignores matching paths in nested directories. Use /perf-results/ and /perf-input.jsonl to avoid hiding unrelated artifacts.
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In @.gitignore around lines 134 - 135, Update the perf-results and
perf-input.jsonl entries in .gitignore to use root-anchored patterns,
/perf-results/ and /perf-input.jsonl, so matching nested paths remain
unaffected.
.github/workflows/perf.ymlcreates two paths at the repo root:perf-results/, the aiperf--output-artifact-dirfor both the streaming and non streaming runsperf-input.jsonl, the 300 entry dataset generated inline by the "Generate perf input dataset" stepNeither is in
.gitignore, so running the perf lane locally leaves two untracked paths behind, and the generated dataset is easy to commit by accident. In CI it does not matter, since the results are uploaded as a build artifact rather than committed.One observation I left out of the diff, because it is a question about intent rather than a fix. The existing block above reads:
benchmark/perf/is not in the tree and has no commits against it, and inside the block.gitkeepis the only path actually kept: the example report is ignored rather than kept, and there is no README exclusion. If that block is reserving the path for a planned sub harness, it should stay exactly as it is and I would not touch it. If it is a leftover, I am happy to remove it in a follow up commit here. Your call, I did not want to guess at intent in the same PR.Summary by CodeRabbit