Thresholds C#/F# check func should be printed in HTML Report

[AntyaDev]

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[JeffMountjoyStringham-assent]

For clarity, would this text message be displayed for the "check expression" in the Thresholds tab of the HTML report?

[AntyaDev]

Yes, but with some details :)

Currently, when you configure a Threshold via JSON, you specify a "check expression," and we simply display it in the HTML report.
However, this approach doesn't work when defining the Threshold via code. We would like to modify the check expression to accept a lambda expression and attempt to print its body, or alternatively, if it does not work, allow a text argument that can be displayed in the HTML report. Ideally, we would prefer not to make any changes and instead find a way to print the body of the lambda expression as it is.

[JeffMountjoyStringham-assent]

Thanks @AntyaDev that's exactly what we were hoping for when we saw this issue raised

[AntyaDev]

Added to 5.9.0-beta-4

@JeffMountjoyStringham-assent Could you please try?

[JeffMountjoyStringham-assent]

This worked for me using 5.9.0-beta-4. With the thresholds configured in code, the information shown in the HTML report is what we were hoping to be able to see. Thanks for actioning this so quickly!

[JeffMountjoyStringham-assent]

I have an enhancement request for this feature. When the lambda expression contains a variable, the name of the variable is printed rather than the value. Would it be feasible to replace variable names with numeric values where it makes sense? I could raise this as a separate issue if preferred. In this example, it would be nice to have 200 displayed instead of targetPercent95InMillis

[AntyaDev]

Hi @JeffMountjoyStringham-assent
We process the lambda's body at compile time, so the runtime value is not available at that moment.