bench: use .pytest_cache as tmpdir for running benchmarks #242
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This makes it possible to test Linux where tmpdir is using tmpfs rather than the filesystem that supports reflink. Also we run test for 1000 links, but run 10 rounds (with 3 warmup rounds) for better results, as a single test may be noisy.
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This makes it possible to test Linux where tmpdir is using tmpfs rather than the filesystem that supports reflink.
Also we run test for 1000 links, but run 10 rounds (with 3 warmup rounds) for better results, as a single test may be noisy.