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First off I LOVE doit. Such a brilliant piece of tech and a real-timesaver.
I have a lot of tasks that take multiple minutes to run. These are things like training machine learning models and converting large files into different formats. One thing I am working on now is optimizing the training pipeline so that it takes less time. I would LOVE to be able to add a flag to get the amount of time it takes a command/sub command takes to run.
The idea would be to do something like (assuming I have a command called train).
doit train --timing then it would print out . train - 2:30 minutes
First off I LOVE doit. Such a brilliant piece of tech and a real-timesaver.
I have a lot of tasks that take multiple minutes to run. These are things like training machine learning models and converting large files into different formats. One thing I am working on now is optimizing the training pipeline so that it takes less time. I would LOVE to be able to add a flag to get the amount of time it takes a command/sub command takes to run.
The idea would be to do something like (assuming I have a command called train).
doit train --timing
then it would print out. train - 2:30 minutes
or it I had multiple tasks
While I could use
timeit
for most of the python tasks. Most of the tasks I have are command line tasks.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: