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As a data loader, I want to know how long it took for a harvest job run #225

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scholes-ds opened this issue Dec 18, 2024 · 1 comment
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scholes-ds commented Dec 18, 2024

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πŸ’ͺ Motivation

With the current iteration of harvest, it can take several days to run harvest on a large bundle. I think it would be a simple addition to the application. The inclusion of the feature could help easily gauge if performance is better or worse with new releases of harvest and registry configuration, as well as other local system resource contention.

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  • Add execution time to harvest summary

Acceptance Criteria

Given a data set
When I perform harvest run
Then I expect the final output summary to contain "Execution Time: XXXs"

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@jordanpadams jordanpadams changed the title As a data loader, I want to have an quick reference on how long the harvest job ran. Please add the amount of time the run took as part of the execution summary/ As a data loader, I want to know how long it took for a harvest job run Dec 18, 2024
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@scholes-ds I'm sure you already know this, and I know this is not ideal, but updating your procedures to do something like this everytime you execute Harvest may help:

echo %time%
YourApp.exe
echo %time%

Albeit this also depends on your window size.

Here is another workaround I found online, but not sure if you have powershell for this:

Measure-Command {start-process java -argumentlist "whateverargumentisneeded" -wait}

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