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Stratgey for measuring deployment frequency

Hello team,

We are planning to use this app for calculating deployment frequency.
We are currentyly evaluating the strcuture of our enterprise between 2 of these approaches:

  1. 12 organizations ( with applications mapped as repositories in individual organizations) identified as sectors.
  2. 1 organization ( with applications mapped as repositories, using topics, labels to match the sector).

Have few queries,

  1. if we have multiple repositories in our organization, how to make sure this app measures the deployment frequency across workflows which are deploying from main branch ( in our case this is production).

  2. can we create a dashboard with label as sector name- and map the result of deployment frequency across repos created inside a specific org?

v1.0 post-MVP review

Open Bugs:

  • some rounding errors. Need to round to 2 decimal places
  • Fix parameter names to be consistent - using the - separator

Enhancements:

  • Update docs, to include goals of this action, limitations, and full docs
  • Add output sample to docs

Feature requests:

  • Add error handling, especially to handle private repos, and workflows that don't exist (e.g. no results found)
  • Add user/PAT token to read from private repos
  • Add GitHub App auth
  • Handle multiple workflows (e.g. build+release, or Build+Dev+QA+Prod)
  • #24
  • #25
  • #37
  • #38

Output Granularity for Easier Integration

Issue Description:
Hello,

I have been using the DeveloperMetrics/deployment-frequency GitHub Action to track deployment frequency metrics. While the Action works well, I have encountered some challenges when trying to integrate the results with other applications, such as Slack or visualization tools

Current Situation:

The Action currently outputs the metrics in a markdown file. To extract specific values, such as deployment frequency results, I need to use additional commands like sed to parse the file. For example:

DEPLOYMENT_FREQUENCY_RESULTS=$(cat "${{ steps.deployment-frequency.outputs.markdown-file }}" | sed -n '/Results:/p' | sed 's/\*\*/\*/g')

Could the outputs be made like this

outputs:
  deployment-frequency: "3.33 per day"
  deployment-frequency-rating: "Elite"
  deployment-period: "30 days"
  active-deployment-days: "4 days"

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