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Don't fail if benchmark performs better irrespective of threshold config #120

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There might be situations if the changes drastically improves the
performance or the thresholds are configured with lower values it lead
to failure of the action whereas it is not.

i.e if the alert and failure threshold are configured as 0.1 and 0.2 and
the previous and current values are bigger, then the existing check
would consider it as failure

So added a check to ensure the failure is calculated based on the
performance and threshold rather than threshold alone

There might be situations if the changes drastically improves the
performance or the thresholds are configured with lower values it lead
to failure of the action whereas it is not.

i.e if the alert and failure threshold are configured as 0.1 and 0.2 and
the previous and current values are bigger, then the existing check
would consider it as failure

So added a check to ensure the failure is calculated based on the
performance and threshold rather than threshold alone
Comment on lines +304 to +307
//Only consider it as failure if the benchmark performed better irrespective of the alert threshold
// For ex if there is a massive performance improvement between commits
// or the alert threshold and failure threshold is lower the failure might be triggered.
// This check ensures that the check is failure only if the performance is not better
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This comment is difficult to read. It starts with "Only consider it as failure if the benchmark performed better…" Isn't the purpose of this change not to fail if the benchmark performs better?

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