Distribute workloads by config during execution#71
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This PR fixes the workload distribution logic to respect configuration settings during execution. Also adds unit test. Fixes #70
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This PR fixes the workload distribution logic to respect configuration settings during execution. Also adds unit test.
Fixes #70
Issue #, if available: #70
Description of changes:
Fix warehouse distribution to read
startWarehouseIndex,endWarehouseIndex, andstridefrom config instead of using hardcoded values. This enables distributed benchmarking across multiple instances.Also adds unit tests to verify stride-based distribution and prevent regression.
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