perf: Establish BulkCopyAsync performance baseline - #2
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The generic `BulkCopyToAsync` method, even with optimizations, showed significant overhead from its configuration and abstraction layers when compared to other high-performance EF Core extensions. This commit establishes a "best-case scenario" baseline by: - Rewriting the primary benchmark to use a direct, hard-coded Npgsql binary copy, bypassing the generic helper method entirely. - Updating the benchmark project to use direct project references instead of NuGet packages, streamlining the development cycle. - Refining benchmark parameters for more accurate measurements. This provides a clear target for future optimizations of the generic helper method.
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The generic
BulkCopyToAsyncmethod, even with optimizations, showed significant overhead from its configuration and abstraction layers when compared to other high-performance EF Core extensions.This commit establishes a "best-case scenario" baseline by:
This provides a clear target for future optimizations of the generic helper method.