Minimize tweaks

[dan-mm]

Cleaner looking output.

Now also checks comments for both the user (github bot) + Eco-CI as a string within the message

[github-actions]

Old Energy Estimation

Eco-CI Output:

Label	🖥 avg. CPU utilization [%]	🔋 Total Energy [Joules]	🔌 avg. Power [Watts]	Duration [Seconds]
Total Run	4.46714	24.7645	1.7689	23
Measurement #1	5.5375	12.3823	1.7689	9
Sleep #2	5.28	12.3823	1.7689	8

📈 Energy graph:

 
 2.00 ┼─────────────
       Watts over time

[github-actions]

Old Energy Estimation

Eco-CI Output:

Label	🖥 avg. CPU utilization [%]	🔋 Total Energy [Joules]	🔌 avg. Power [Watts]	Duration [Seconds]
Total Run	4.87667	24.7645	1.7689	23
Measurement #1	6.0075	12.3823	1.7689	9
Sleep #2	5.575	12.3823	1.7689	9

📈 Energy graph:

 
 2.00 ┼─────────────
       Watts over time

[github-actions]

Eco-CI Output:

Label	🖥 avg. CPU utilization [%]	🔋 Total Energy [Joules]	🔌 avg. Power [Watts]	Duration [Seconds]
Total Run	5.51	24.7645	1.7689	24
Measurement #1	6.015	12.3823	1.7689	9
Sleep #2	5.64125	12.3823	1.7689	9

📈 Energy graph:

 
 2.00 ┼─────────────
       Watts over time

[ArneTR]

Can you clarify why there is a hardcoded API_BASE variable in the code?

The way I understand the add_var function it will update this variable. So will a user not always left with this API_BASE configured then? I thought.

The variable should be able to be set by the surrounding github actions workflow file, right? So if you can set it there, why is there a hardcoding option that you temporarily patched in the first place?

[dan-mm]

The API_BASE you're referring to is for the green metrics tool API, not the github API. So it shouldn't be configured by the github workflow (that only edits the github API base, which is no longer hardcoded). Maybe it could use a rename to GMT_API_BASE or something to clarify, now that we query multiple API endpoints.