Update bitaxe_hashrate_benchmark.py

[Lab1717]

Save json by adding a datetime at the end of filename, so you can run multiple batches without renaming or moving the result file.

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• New Features
  • Benchmark result filenames now include a formatted timestamp to indicate when the results were recorded, making it easier to track and distinguish between different benchmark runs.

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This pull request introduces a new global variable START_TIME, which captures the current date and hour in the "YYYY-MM-DD_HH" format. The variable is initialized at the beginning of the script and is used to update the filenames for saving benchmark results in both the save_results and reset_to_best_setting functions. A redundant check confirms that START_TIME is defined globally. Overall, the changes solely affect how result filenames are generated without altering the benchmarking process logic.

Changes

File	Change Summary
bitaxe_hashrate_benchmark.py	- Added global variable START_TIME capturing date and hour - Modified filenames in save_results and reset_to_best_setting to include START_TIME (format: bitaxe_benchmark_results_{ip_address}_{START_TIME}.json) - Added a redundant global check for START_TIME

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Main as Main Script
    participant Global as Global Scope (START_TIME)
    participant Save as save_results
    participant Reset as reset_to_best_setting
    participant FS as File System

    Main->>Global: Initialize START_TIME (YYYY-MM-DD_HH)
    Main->>Save: Call save_results(data)
    Save->>FS: Write file "bitaxe_benchmark_results_{ip_address}_{START_TIME}.json"
    Main->>Reset: Call reset_to_best_setting(config)
    Reset->>FS: Write file "bitaxe_benchmark_results_{ip_address}_{START_TIME}.json"

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

bitaxe_hashrate_benchmark.py (1)

11-12: Remove redundant check for START_TIME

This check is unnecessary since START_TIME is already initialized at line 8. The variable will always be defined by the time this code executes.

-if 'START_TIME' not in globals():
-    START_TIME = datetime.now().strftime("%Y-%m-%d_%H")

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🔇 Additional comments (3)

bitaxe_hashrate_benchmark.py (3)

7-8: Good improvement to add timestamps to the output files!

Adding the date and hour to the filename using datetime is a good approach for preventing file overwrites when running multiple benchmarks.

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316-316: Appropriate filename format with timestamp

The updated filename format now includes the timestamp, which achieves the PR objective of allowing multiple benchmark runs without manual file renaming.

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454-454: Consistent implementation of timestamped filenames

Good job maintaining consistency by applying the same filename pattern here in the final results saving code.