add 90th, 95th and 99th percentile about staccato HOT 3 CLOSED

I think that's a good idea. Shouldn't be too hard to do, either.

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Hi @derhuerst ,

Staccato can currently print 90th, 95th, etc percentiles via a CLI flag (-p or --percentiles). Does this meet your usecase? Or are you looking for the 90th, 95th, etc percentiles to be output by default when no extra -p arguments are provided?

$ ./target/debug/st -p 90,95,99 benches/values-large.log 
count: 100000
sum: 31267.88217
mean: 0.31268
upper: 15.39197
lower: 0.00252
median: 0.02942
stddev: 0.90941
count_90: 90000
sum_90: 7668.58249
mean_90: 0.08521
upper_90: 0.77555
lower_90: 0.00252
median_90: 0.02228
stddev_90: 0.15327
count_95: 95000
sum_95: 13602.94400
mean_95: 0.14319
upper_95: 1.66425
lower_95: 0.00252
median_95: 0.02560
stddev_95: 0.29331
count_99: 99000
sum_99: 24396.58972
mean_99: 0.24643
upper_99: 4.74899
lower_99: 0.00252
median_99: 0.02851
stddev_99: 0.60246

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Staccato can currently print 90th, 95th, etc percentiles via a CLI flag (-p or --percentiles). Does this meet your usecase?

Yes! Missed that, sorry.

Or are you looking for the 90th, 95th, etc percentiles to be output by default when no extra -p arguments are provided?

No. I'm just a random stranger from the internet who has just discovered this neat little tool, but this is my personal opinion:

• The level of detail shown in your previous comment should be (stay) opt-in.
• By default, lower_95 & upper_95 should be shown (in addition to the existing ones).

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