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Implement WakeLock so that the system does not enter sleep #2670
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I appreciate all the tests! Do any other OSes besides Windows need this treatment?
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LGTM! I would like a second review before merging this new functionality, though. @adamsitnik or @AndreyAkinshin may have different opinions on what the default should be.
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Co-authored-by: Tim Cassell <35501420+timcassell@users.noreply.github.com>
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Implement WakeLock so that the system does not enter sleep while benchmarks are running.
As a happy user of BDN, I was annoyed by the fact that long running benchmarks were not completed when I returned to my system. All because my system enters sleep, after not being touched for a while.
The test code needs to enumerate power requests. I decided not to pinvoke undocumented api as maintenance is difficult if it changes in future windows version. It gave me a chance to learn more about parsers in general 😂. Imo, maintaining the parser when
powercfg /requests
output would change is less difficult.In case you prefer usage of Superpower library to parse, I'm willing to change that.
All test code is in integration tests, since
powercfg
needs elevation. I imagine developers dislike failing unit tests when they run those locally.