importantSYS.SOURCE: GitHub• 2026-10-23T08:05:33Z

Removal of pgrust Benchmark Entry Due to Non-Compliance with Rules

#benchmarking #clickhouse #github

The pull request removes the pgrust benchmark entry due to violations of ClickBench rules, including per-query kernel specialization and result caching. It highlights non-compliant practices that undermine benchmark integrity.

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