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benchmarking/running

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vitest command default behavior for benchmarks

Without benchmark.enabled, the vitest command only runs regular tests. Benchmark files are ignored entirely. This is the default and the right choice for day-to-day development, since benchmarks are slow and noisy.

Run benchmarks with regular tests using benchmark.enabled

Set benchmark.enabled: true in vitest.config.ts to run benchmarks together with regular tests. The vitest command runs regular tests first, then runs benchmarks in a separate isolated group so benchmark execution never overlaps with test execution.

vitest bench subcommand

The vitest bench subcommand runs only benchmarks and skips regular tests. It implicitly enables benchmark.enabled for the run. It accepts filename filters and -t/--testNamePattern to narrow the run.

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