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@devel/py-test-perf: import py-test-perf-0.13.1

Run performance tests against the mainline code.

To use it, include pytest-perf in the test dependencies for your
project, then create some Python module in your package. The plugin
will include any module that contains the text "pytest_perf" and
will run performance tests on each function containing "perf" in
the name.
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BLAKE2s (pytest-perf-0.13.1.tar.gz) = 7071b13f12e77ed12063a073fb3e8538e526625459769affc2730604674c2073
SHA512 (pytest-perf-0.13.1.tar.gz) = 745f10ea3077913405f41d52a2af7cd97aebcb9d4ec1281a5cb170d7436c798bb4f77f09d78bbf5f4ba12c4a505e4dc69b538bb5acb7914174ecb633375f0d85
Size (pytest-perf-0.13.1.tar.gz) = 11804 bytes
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