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Refresh only the twelve approved instruction counts from a main-push guard, keeping every other baseline value and setting unchanged.
Leave the newly over-bar C32 count unchanged because its rise was not disclosed.
Background
The maintainer chose to accept the accumulated instruction costs behind twelve baseline failures. PR comparisons against their own bases had allowed smaller increases to accumulate. Refs #25.
What changes
CLI and library behavior do not change.
Covered: startup and the eleven attributed instruction cases in the table below, from main 60c2d5775f44404c40d62d2a3a6e790bd5f159d3.
Not covered: the 45 within-tolerance counts, code changes, cost recovery, new case registration, C19's unmeasured entry, C32's baseline, fixture digests, URL budgets, tool pins or tolerances.
After merging: inspect the main-push bench-guard result. C32 is expected to remain flagged; this PR does not claim to make the entire guard pass.
Decisions
Use the existing scripts/bench_guard.py --write output from push run 42229391766, bench-guard job 127931219864, artifact bench-guard-counts, rather than measuring locally. Copy only the twelve approved counts in the table. Every other field stays unchanged. This narrower scope supersedes the initial plan's broader wording.
Accept the twelve accumulated costs below at the maintainer's direction, rather than raise the tolerance or change product code. Counts are instructions, not latency. Media rows subtract the same run's startup; historical PR effects are not additive counterfactuals.
Keep C32 at 1,384,387. Retained push counts rise from 1,451,618 before #440 to 1,465,846 at #440, +0.980%. The selected main count is 1,465,141 (+5.833% over the stored baseline). feat(ffmpeg): copy bounded input-seek audio #440 discloses C18's cost, but not C32's. Other intervening retained observations vary near those two levels; skipped observations are not treated as measurements.
Preserve historical measurement documentation: its numeric examples describe earlier runs, not a replacement current baseline.
The cause column records material historical rises and their paired-PR attribution, not an exact allocation of every net instruction. #285, #265 and #357 are the product causes in observation batches that also included documentation PRs. Earlier startup increases were partly recovered, so they are not summed into today's residual.
#116 quantified its ffprobe rise; #346 quantified startup only; #400 described per-packet scheduling and extra chunks without a numeric cost. The other attributed rises were unstated. A statement that the baseline stayed unchanged is not a cost disclosure.
Evidence
Verification: exact comparison confirms that only the twelve table values differ from main and all twelve match the retained JSON. The tolerance stays 0.05 and every other baseline field is unchanged. python3 -m unittest discover -s scripts/tests -p test_bench_guard.py: 10 tests pass. PR shape, public-text and diff checks pass. No local measurement, Rust build or media run was performed. Canonical similarity guard at 01db2df38d3464d2360bdc0c3f4bcc5e5df45689: 108 spans of 50+ tokens, 0 not allowlisted, 0 problems, 0 stale entries. Review the plan commit first.
Use current main-push CI counts for every guarded case. Preserve the 5% tolerance and all other settings. Record the twelve over-bar costs and their attribution in the pull request, then verify the post-merge main guard.
Signed-off-by: Gunwoo Kim <gunwooterry@gmail.com>
No actionable comments were generated in the recent review.
Walkthrough
The benchmark baseline updates the startup instruction value and instruction counts for listed FFmpeg cases and ffprobe-mp4. Case names, fixtures, and hashes remain unchanged.
The updated instruction baselines match the retained guard measurements, and C32 remains flagged as expected. No material merge risk is evident from this change.
Architecture risk: Low · up to 01db2
The change affects 1 system.
Changed systems:bench
Architecture concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
Review details
Systems and components
observed — bench (service) was modified; 1 changed file maps to changed impact.
Before / after behavior
observed — Modified behavior in bench/guard/baseline.json: The startup instruction baseline increases from 486964 to 515155, and ffmpeg-C01-remux increases from 920134 to 1019522.
observed — Modified behavior in bench/guard/baseline.json: Instruction baselines increase for ffmpeg-C03-remux-map (927990 to 1026887), ffmpeg-C05-clip (940099 to 1004978), ffmpeg-C13-extract-audio (684143 to 742649), ffmpeg-C15-clip-audio (513714 to 546850), and ffmpeg-C17-remux-video (486261 to 531885).
observed — Modified behavior in bench/guard/baseline.json: Instruction baselines increase for ffmpeg-C20-extract-audio-map (687544 to 745734), ffmpeg-C23-remux-faststart (926580 to 1026529), ffmpeg-C25-extract-audio-metadata (480962 to 514770), and ffmpeg-C26-remux-timestamps (946915 to 1050116).
observed — Modified behavior in bench/guard/baseline.json: The ffprobe-mp4 instruction baseline increases from 1654241 to 1761164.
Pre-merge checks: 5
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Explanation
Title check
The title clearly describes the guard baseline refresh.
Description check
The description covers the background, scope, decisions, verification, and follow-up. It identifies exact-head verification as a pre-merge gate.
Docstring Coverage
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Blocking
bench/guard/baseline.json: 45 counts outside the flagged set are rewritten without a recorded cause or cost. The job flags start-up plus 11 cases (and C32, which stays frozen). The diff changes 57 instruction values: those 12, plus 45 cases that were inside the tolerance. 17 of the 45 rise and get absorbed silently, several close to the bar: ffprobe-packets-mkv +4.71%, ffprobe-ts +4.34%, ffprobe-packets-mp4 +4.32%, ffmpeg-C18-clip-input +3.42%, ffprobe-mkv +3.09%, join +2.88%, join-clips +2.55%, ffprobe-packets-ts +2.50%, join-fragmented +2.27%. The other 28 fall and tighten. The refresh was approved on the condition that each refreshed case records its cause and cost, and the Decisions table covers only the 12 flagged rows. Resetting near-bar cases with no record recreates the undisclosed accumulation this PR is meant to account for. Failure scenario: a later PR adds +1% to ffprobe-packets-mkv; against the old baseline that crosses 5% and must explain itself, against this one it passes with nothing on record about the +4.71% already spent. Fix: restore the 45 out-of-scope values to main's, so only start-up and the 11 flagged cases move. Alternatively, if the scope really is every case, add those rows to the table with cause and cost, and change TL;DR and Covered to say so.
Verified
All 57 changed values equal the artifact exactly (structural JSON diff). I rechecked six against the job log text: start-up 515,155, ffprobe-mp4 1,761,164, C01 1,019,522, C13 742,649, C17 531,885, C26 1,050,116. The percentages in the table match.
Nothing else in the file moved: no keys added or removed, tolerance stays 0.05, tools is unchanged, C19's entry is unchanged, and every url_cases field and sha256 is unchanged. C32 stays at 1,384,387 while the artifact has 1,465,141 (+5.83%), as the body states.
python3 -m unittest discover -s scripts/tests -p 'test_bench_guard*.py' at head: 10 tests, OK. The PR's own bench-guard check was still queued when I reviewed.
Non-blocking
The plan commit 7a4296e is an empty commit (message only). Its text says "every guarded case", which is where the scope above came from.
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Review comments at @bench/guard/baseline.json:
- Around line 14-17: Update the PR description to document ffmpeg-C02-join and
every other changed baseline case, with the required reason and attribution for
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Addressed in signed-off commit 01db2df38d3464d2360bdc0c3f4bcc5e5df45689: restored the 45 values outside the approved set. Exact JSON comparison verifies only startup and the eleven attributed case counts differ from main; all twelve match the source artifact. Ten guard tests, public-text checks and shape checks pass. The description supersedes the initial plan's broad wording.
Delta review at head 01db2df38d3464d2360bdc0c3f4bcc5e5df45689. The new commit is 01db2df (on top of 9200b49, signed off), and the merge base is still main 60c2d57.
The earlier blocking finding is resolved. A structural JSON diff against main shows exactly 12 changed values: startup plus ffprobe-mp4, C01, C03, C05, C13, C15, C17, C20, C23, C25 and C26. Each one equals the bench-guard-counts artifact of job 127931219864. No other key or value differs from main, including the 45 within-tolerance counts, tolerance 0.05, tools, C19, C32 (1,384,387), url_cases and every sha256.
The body now matches the diff. TL;DR, Covered and Not covered describe 12 values, the Decisions bullet records that this supersedes the plan commit's broader wording, and the attribution table is unchanged and still consistent.
python3 -m unittest discover -s scripts/tests -p 'test_bench_guard*.py' at this head: 10 tests, OK. CI was still queued at review time.
Non-blocking: CodeRabbit's inline thread on bench/guard/baseline.json (undocumented C02 and 44 other cases) is still open. It is confirmed at 9200b49, where it is the same defect as my earlier finding, and fixed at this head because those counts are no longer changed. Reply and resolve it so the thread gate clears.
CodeRabbit: 1 confirmed (fixed at this head), 0 minor, 0 false positive
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TL;DR
Background
The maintainer chose to accept the accumulated instruction costs behind twelve baseline failures. PR comparisons against their own bases had allowed smaller increases to accumulate. Refs #25.
What changes
CLI and library behavior do not change.
60c2d5775f44404c40d62d2a3a6e790bd5f159d3.After merging: inspect the main-push bench-guard result. C32 is expected to remain flagged; this PR does not claim to make the entire guard pass.
Decisions
scripts/bench_guard.py --writeoutput from push run 42229391766, bench-guard job 127931219864, artifactbench-guard-counts, rather than measuring locally. Copy only the twelve approved counts in the table. Every other field stays unchanged. This narrower scope supersedes the initial plan's broader wording.The cause column records material historical rises and their paired-PR attribution, not an exact allocation of every net instruction. #285, #265 and #357 are the product causes in observation batches that also included documentation PRs. Earlier startup increases were partly recovered, so they are not summed into today's residual.
#116 quantified its ffprobe rise; #346 quantified startup only; #400 described per-packet scheduling and extra chunks without a numeric cost. The other attributed rises were unstated. A statement that the baseline stayed unchanged is not a cost disclosure.
Evidence
Verification: exact comparison confirms that only the twelve table values differ from main and all twelve match the retained JSON. The tolerance stays 0.05 and every other baseline field is unchanged.
python3 -m unittest discover -s scripts/tests -p test_bench_guard.py: 10 tests pass. PR shape, public-text and diff checks pass. No local measurement, Rust build or media run was performed. Canonical similarity guard at01db2df38d3464d2360bdc0c3f4bcc5e5df45689:108 spans of 50+ tokens, 0 not allowlisted, 0 problems, 0 stale entries. Review the plan commit first.Links: guard method, source job, #412, #440 and #442.
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