dotnet-ci-benchmarking

You can detect .NET performance regressions in GitHub Actions by automating BenchmarkDotNet result comparisons against a tracked baseline, failing the build if results exceed configurable percentage thresholds.

Yes, you can fail a CI build based on BenchmarkDotNet results by setting threshold-based alerts that automatically gate the pipeline and prevent merging code that introduces performance degradations.

The best way to track benchmark baselines in continuous integration is by storing BenchmarkDotNet JSON exports as GitHub Actions artifacts, enabling automated comparison and trend reporting for subsequent builds.

Yes, this performance regression testing approach requires BenchmarkDotNet v0.14 or higher to properly export JSON results and integrate with GitHub Actions environments for automated gating.

You can set a 10% threshold for performance degradation alerts by configuring the benchmark comparison logic to automatically fail the build when current results deviate from the baseline by more than 10%.

You should gate your CI pipeline on benchmark results when you need to ensure new code changes do not negatively impact the performance of critical application paths by automatically preventing regressions from merging.