Mako is designed to be used by open source projects in which Google is actively engaged. For this reason, the ability to create new projects and benchmarks on Mako is limited to whitelisted identities.
If you’re interested in using Mako for an open source project, please add a GitHub issue to github.com/google/mako with your request.
You must be a project owner in order to create a benchmark under a project. As project owner, you can specify the benchmark owner(s).
Mako performance tests (tests that report their performance data to Mako using a Mako client) require write access to the benchmark associated with that test. This access can only be granted by the owners of that particular Mako benchmark (not by us, the maintainers of Mako).
If you would like access to run performance tests and upload results to a benchmark in Mako, please direct your request to the owners of the repository containing the Mako test.
If you are the owner of a Mako benchmark either directly or indirectly via project ownership, you can manage its ownership, including adding and removing owners. Use the Mako CLI to make changes to your benchmark. Read BUILDING.md to learn how to build the Mako CLI.
To update a benchmark to modify its owners (or any other fields), use the
update_benchmark subcommand.
mako help update_benchmarkTo open a local editor which will allow you to make changes to the benchmark, which will be uploaded to Mako once the file is saved and quit, execute:
BENCHMARK_KEY=<your benchmark key> mako update_benchmark
--benchmark_key=${BENCHMARK_KEY}When you modify a benchmark in this way, you’re modifying a protobuf BenchmarkInfo object. To read more about BenchmarkInfo fields, check out mako.proto.