name: Rust Benchmarks+Nyrkiö

on:
  push:
    branches: ["main", "master", "notmain"]
  pull_request:
    branches: ["main", "notmain", "master"]

env:
  CARGO_TERM_COLOR: never

jobs:
  bench:
    runs-on: blacksmith-4vcpu-ubuntu-2404
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v3
      - uses: useblacksmith/setup-node@v5
        with:
          node-version: 20
      #     cache: 'npm'
      # - name: Install dependencies
      #   run: npm install && npm run build

      - name: Bench
        run: make bench-exclude-tpc-h  2>&1 | tee output.txt
      - name: Analyze benchmark result with Nyrkiö
        uses: nyrkio/change-detection@HEAD
        with:
          name: turso
          tool: criterion
          output-file-path: output.txt

          # What to do if a change is immediately detected by Nyrkiö.
          # Note that smaller changes are only detected with delay, usually after a change
          # persisted over 2-7 commits. Go to nyrkiö.com to view those or configure alerts.
          # Note that Nyrkiö will find all changes, also improvements. This means fail-on-alert
          # on pull events isn't compatible with this workflow being required to pass branch protection.
          fail-on-alert: false
          comment-on-alert: true
          comment-always: false
          # Nyrkiö configuration
          # Get yours from https://nyrkio.com/docs/getting-started
          nyrkio-token: ${{ secrets.NYRKIO_JWT_TOKEN }}
          # HTTP requests will fail for all non-core contributors that don't have their own token.
          # Don't want that to spoil the build, so:
          never-fail: true
          # Make results and change points public, so that any oss contributor can see them
          nyrkio-public: true

          # parameters of the algorithm. Note: These are global, so we only set them once and for all.
          # Smaller p-value = less change points found. Larger p-value = more, but also more false positives.
          nyrkio-settings-pvalue: 0.0001
          # Ignore changes smaller than this.
          nyrkio-settings-threshold: 0%

  clickbench:
    runs-on: blacksmith-4vcpu-ubuntu-2404
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v3
      - uses: useblacksmith/setup-node@v5
        with:
          node-version: 20

      - name: Clickbench
        run: make clickbench

      - name: Analyze LIMBO result with Nyrkiö
        uses: nyrkio/change-detection@HEAD
        with:
          name: clickbench/limbo
          tool: time
          output-file-path: clickbench-limbo.txt
          # What to do if a change is immediately detected by Nyrkiö.
          # Note that smaller changes are only detected with delay, usually after a change
          # persisted over 2-7 commits. Go to nyrkiö.com to view those or configure alerts.
          # Note that Nyrkiö will find all changes, also improvements. This means fail-on-alert
          # on pull events isn't compatible with this workflow being required to pass branch protection.
          fail-on-alert: false
          comment-on-alert: true
          comment-always: false
          # Nyrkiö configuration
          # Get yours from https://nyrkio.com/docs/getting-started
          nyrkio-token: ${{ secrets.NYRKIO_JWT_TOKEN }}
          # HTTP requests will fail for all non-core contributors that don't have their own token.
          # Don't want that to spoil the build, so:
          never-fail: true
          # Make results and change points public, so that any oss contributor can see them
          nyrkio-public: true

      - name: Analyze SQLITE3 result with Nyrkiö
        uses: nyrkio/github-action-benchmark@HEAD
        with:
          name: clickbench/sqlite3
          tool: time
          output-file-path: clickbench-sqlite3.txt
          fail-on-alert: false
          comment-on-alert: true
          comment-always: false
          nyrkio-token: ${{ secrets.NYRKIO_JWT_TOKEN }}
          never-fail: true
          nyrkio-public: true

#  tpc-h-criterion:
#    runs-on: blacksmith-4vcpu-ubuntu-2404
#    env:
#      DB_FILE: "perf/tpc-h/TPC-H.db"
#    steps:
#      - uses: actions/checkout@v3
#      - uses: useblacksmith/rust-cache@v3
#        with:
#          prefix-key: "v1-rust" # can be updated if we need to reset caches due to non-trivial change in the dependencies (for example, custom env var were set for single workspace project)
#
#      - name: Cache TPC-H
#        id: cache-primes
#        uses: useblacksmith/cache@v5
#        with:
#          path: ${{ env.DB_FILE }}
#          key: tpc-h
#      - name: Download TPC-H
#        if: steps.cache-primes.outputs.cache-hit != 'true'
#        env:
#          DB_URL: "https://github.com/lovasoa/TPCH-sqlite/releases/download/v1.0/TPC-H.db"
#        run: wget -O $DB_FILE --no-verbose $DB_URL
#
#      - name: Bench
#        run: cargo bench --bench tpc_h_benchmark  2>&1 | tee output.txt
#      - name: Analyze benchmark result with Nyrkiö
#        uses: nyrkio/change-detection@HEAD
#        with:
#          name: tpc-h
#          tool: criterion
#          output-file-path: output.txt
#
#          # What to do if a change is immediately detected by Nyrkiö.
#          # Note that smaller changes are only detected with delay, usually after a change
#          # persisted over 2-7 commits. Go to nyrkiö.com to view those or configure alerts.
#          # Note that Nyrkiö will find all changes, also improvements. This means fail-on-alert
#          # on pull events isn't compatible with this workflow being required to pass branch protection.
#          fail-on-alert: false
#          comment-on-alert: true
#          comment-always: false
#          # Nyrkiö configuration
#          # Get yours from https://nyrkio.com/docs/getting-started
#          nyrkio-token: ${{ secrets.NYRKIO_JWT_TOKEN }}
#          # HTTP requests will fail for all non-core contributors that don't have their own token.
#          # Don't want that to spoil the build, so:
#          never-fail: true
#          # Make results and change points public, so that any oss contributor can see them
#          nyrkio-public: true
#
#          # parameters of the algorithm. Note: These are global, so we only set them once and for all.
#          # Smaller p-value = less change points found. Larger p-value = more, but also more false positives.
#          nyrkio-settings-pvalue: 0.0001
#          # Ignore changes smaller than this.
#          nyrkio-settings-threshold: 0%
#
#  tpc-h:
#    runs-on: blacksmith-4vcpu-ubuntu-2404
#    steps:
#      - uses: actions/checkout@v3
#      - name: TPC-H
#        run: ./perf/tpc-h/benchmark.sh