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The build‑time‑tracker‑plugin for Gradle continuously logs build performance data in a monoidal format, enabling statistical analysis across machines. This helps teams understand where build time is spent, compare build performance across environments, and identify bottlenecks. build-time-tracker writes a continuous log that is monoidal and can be collected from various machines to run statistical analyses. Importantly, the written files contain identifying information about the machine the build happened on so you can compare apples with apples. This plugin only measures the task times that constitute a build. Specifically, it does not measure the time in configuration at the start of a Gradle run. This means that the time to execute a build with very fast tasks is not accurately represented in output because it is dominated by the time in configuration instead.
Features
- Continuously logs build time metrics per build execution
- Outputs logs in a monoidal format suitable for aggregation
- Enables cross-machine performance comparisons
- Helps identify slow tasks and build bottlenecks
- Easy integration into existing Gradle build systems
- Open‑source and extensible via Gradle plugin architecture
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