Add env var to shut down kernel immediately after start for benchmarking - #1542
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Setting IPYKERNEL_BENCHMARK_STARTUP_SHUTDOWN stops the event loop right after it starts, so total process wall-clock time measures kernel startup without needing an actual client to send a shutdown request. This can be used in conjunction with -X importtime and profile viewer like tuna to work on speeding up importing and starting a kernel
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I'm fine not merging this, just a suggestion if anyone want to have it later, I can keep it as a local patch. |
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Setting IPYKERNEL_BENCHMARK_STARTUP_SHUTDOWN stops the event loop right after it starts, so total process wall-clock time measures kernel startup without needing an actual client to send a shutdown request.
This can be used in conjunction with -X importtime and profile viewer like tuna to work on speeding up importing and starting a kernel