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The JSON reporter included in Mocha reports the duration in seconds. The action assumes seconds however, resulting in a wrong duration in the published test results.
If the JSON file from Dart is using the same format but seconds for the duration, maybe it would be possible to use the difference between the included start and end as a hint for the unit of duration?
Good idea to detect the duration unit. I guess the unit does not change between runs of a workflow, so I guess setting time_unit: milliseconds should work here. See `Options related to reporting test results' section in README.md.
The JSON reporter included in Mocha reports the duration in seconds. The action assumes seconds however, resulting in a wrong duration in the published test results.
If the JSON file from Dart is using the same format but seconds for the duration, maybe it would be possible to use the difference between the included
start
andend
as a hint for the unit ofduration
?Example workflow with the issue: https://github.com/lieser/dkim_verifier/actions/runs/5306139976/jobs/9603566014
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