Move benchmarks into their own package #2832
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October 7, 2025 22:39
- Remove verbose debug output from test case loading - Use correct test-cases directory path for bundled execution - Clean up console output for production use
…age and into their own actual package, allowing them to use pnpm package.json dependencies like all other packages. This also fixes ESM module import errors trying to run all of this code using `tsx` (which I couldn't get to work for some reason)
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I'll defer to @markijbema 's judgement here... |
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I think it sounds like a good idea, but it conflicts with the open changes (and it doesnt currently build, but that looks like a small issue). I'll pick it up later |
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This moves the benchmarks out of the src/test-llm-autocompletion package and into their own actual package, allowing them to use pnpm package.json dependencies like all other packages.
I couldn't get
tsxto work so I switched to a quick esbuild that remaps the packages so all the code fromsrccan be imported normally.The only behavior I changed is adding support for openrouter. The kilocode provider rejects my mercury coder prompts as abuse so I was using open router for easier testing.