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@pngwn @freddyaboulton What do you think is an appropriate way to inform the performance measurement result to us from the CI runs?
Use comment-pr extending it to an accept additional key e.g. "functional" for this run type?

Depends on how we want to display it / how much info there is to display. We could add an additional entry to the table, or we could add another chunk of markdown to the comment, after or before the pip install instructions.

How do you think it would be best to display the info?

@pngwn I think showing a new Markdown section would be good.
At this moment the info to display is only the total loading time,
and perhaps it will be a table with a few rows displaying a bit more detailed durations.

In that case, it might not need any changes to the action. It the section has a new id which is the first part of the message string id~x~x then if you pass additiona_text which can be any markdown, then it should render in its own section.

@pngwn I tried it (passing functional~success~null as this) but it didn't worked, as looks like the new id must be added to this switch in the action.
Should I add it or is there a simpler way, and if I should, what should the handler look like?

In this case we actually don't want to add an entry to the table I think, which is mostly what that switch handles iirc.

I will refamiliarise myself with the action and respond shortly.