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Also very interested by such an option, for the same reasons |
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I've created a PR for this: |
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Is this feature available now? I've added the setting |
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Upptime has been great for us, I just wish I could hide response times. I found that the latencies reported from GitHub's runners are both inconsistent and inaccurate:
I've seen runs ranging from 20ms to 800ms, even though our own servers measure the same processing time of <10ms. We could mitigate this by having our own runners, but for a status page I'd rather have as little of my own infra as possible.
For frontend webpages, especially those served on a CDN, the current behavior is probably OK, but when we are measuring our API endpoints (which regularly have <10ms latency), seeing 20-800ms swings makes the reported value almost meaningless and I wish I could just hide it.
What do people here think of disabling response time reports, either globally or per site? I wouldn't mind putting up some PRs (but no promise on when).
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