chore(ci): refacto gpu bench workflows to reduce duplicates #1806
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Now there is only one entry point to trigger benchmarks manually. This entry point uses a sub-workflow responsible for provisioning and running the benchmarks. A weekly workflow is also created with all the targets needed. This also adds the possibility to run throughput benchmarks on-demand.
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Once this one is done and merged, I'll do the same for ERC20 GPU benchmarks. |
IceTDrinker
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IceTDrinker
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Yes I have to merge it first and then debug. |
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Now there is only one entry point to trigger benchmarks manually. This entry point uses a sub-workflow responsible for provisioning and running the benchmarks.
A weekly workflow is also created with all the targets needed.
This also adds the possibility to run throughput benchmarks on-demand.