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But what if there's a bunch of failed checks because of some GitHub Actions issue, and a bunch of checks don't happen, and then maybe they start up again?
In that case,
Algorithm idea, assuming the interval is 15 minutes:
Parse the text file into a set of events, where the timestamp is a parsed value so we can do math with it
Use the current time as the starting point
Look through the event log:
The cursor timestamp is now
(A) Is there an event that happened 15 minutes or less before the cursor timestamp?
If yes: set the cursor timestamp to that event's timestamp. Loop back to point (A).
If not: set the cursor timestamp to 15 minutes earlier than the current cursor timestamp. Loop back to point (A).
Optional:
Set a timer to refresh the render every minute or so. Would that work with commits?
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Right now, the page JS grabs the last 65 events.
But what if there's a bunch of failed checks because of some GitHub Actions issue, and a bunch of checks don't happen, and then maybe they start up again?
In that case,
Algorithm idea, assuming the interval is 15 minutes:
Optional:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: