Currently the completed_at time gets set on each successful check but the started_at time reflects when the check was first created. Since checks get re-run each time a PR is modified (edited, labels touched, etc), but the same GitHub check run is reused, this can lead to increasingly long "completed in X" times which are confusing and misleading.
Currently the
completed_attime gets set on each successful check but thestarted_attime reflects when the check was first created. Since checks get re-run each time a PR is modified (edited, labels touched, etc), but the same GitHub check run is reused, this can lead to increasingly long "completed in X" times which are confusing and misleading.