reduce to 10 iterations in performance benchmark #5854
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In "slow" setups, the overhead per process can be of the order of 2s. No need to make the user wait 3 minutes. Even for the fastest machines with ~0.2s per process, 10 iterations are plenty.
Useful when testing different configurations in different profiles.
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In "slow" setups, the overhead per process can be of the order of 2s. No need to make the user wait 3 minutes.
Even for the fastest machines with ~0.2s per process, 10 iterations are plenty.