"Private" jsperfs?
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Is private jsperfs in the making? I'd like to share a jsperf with some people at work, but it contains some copyrighted, proprietary library we make. So I can't make it searchable, but I would like it to be shareable ("secret" url á la Google Docs sharing).
This is already supported. Just don’t check the “publish” checkbox.
Non-published tests seem to still be available; they just are not listed via Latest or Revisions. EG this is not directly listed: http://jsperf.com/native-vs-array-js-vs-underscore/7
Or how about this non-published test? http://jsperf.com/new-fake-temp-test
(I find having the non-published tests posted useful when I want to test in different browsers before 'publishing'.)
Likely the only way to make a 99.9% secure test is to instal it yourself
Even if I don't check the "published" checkbox, my tests still show up in the search – that is not what I expected. Is it intended?!
See for example http://jsperf.com/search?q=jaco
Fixed