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It would be nice to know how the package decides how many iterations to run and how many measurements to take.
The HTML tables have state that defines which columns are currently shown. Sometimes it is nice to be able to link to tables with only a subset of columns shown (for example, when linking to regression tables in a bug report irrelevant columns can be hidden from view).
To enable this, we need to add the definition of visible columns to the state that is managed as part of the URL from #550.
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We want to add support for AzureStack, Microsoft's hybrid cloud. However the documentation in the Wiki on doing this is not clear. Also, all the comments are TBD for each cloud operation.
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Hi. It can make sense having a structure like this (base on phpunit) to add phpbench in complex structure: