Measure elapsed time using time.perf_counter() #1758
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…me.monotonic(), which has less precision (on windows), and timeit (used in FastHttpUser), which has undesirable effects like disabling GC. Also, in FastHttpUser, dont round response times to millisecond for no reason.
…p a teensy bit more to reduce flakiness of this test.
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... instead of a mix of time.monotonic(), which sometimes has less precision, and timeit (used in FastHttpUser), which has undesirable effects like disabling GC.
Also, in FastHttpUser, dont round response times to millisecond for no reason.
Note: On Linux/mac .perf_counter() calls .monotonic() in the end, so there is no difference there