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tautschnig
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carolynzech
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Thank you for holding off the merge. I don't think we should upload images to our repo to avoid unnecessarily growing its size. Per our offline discussion, I think we can keep running this weekly job to collect the metrics, and we can plot those metrics as part of building our book.
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Add a new "Kani Metrics" workflow (that runs every week) that calls
./scripts/run-kani --run metrics, then creates a pull request to this repository with the computed metrics. See here for an example of what the pull request will look like.Callouts:
kani_std_analysis.pyfor other callouts.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache 2.0 and MIT licenses.