update all references of .berlin to .io (#56)

.github/workflows/update-tag.yml

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ jobs:
     - name: Git config
       run: |
         git config user.name eco-ci
-        git config user.email eco-ci@green-coding.berlin
+        git config user.email eco-ci@green-coding.io
 
     - name: Update tag
       run: |

README.md

@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ jobs:
 - `label`: (optional) (default: 'measurement ##')
     - Used with `get_measurement` and `display_results` to identify the measurement
 - `send-data`: (optional) (default: true)
-    - Send metrics data to metrics.green-coding.berlin to create and display badge, and see an overview of the energy of your CI runs. Set to false to send no data. The data we send are: the energy value and duration of measurement; cpu model; repository name/branch/workflow_id/run_id; commit_hash; source (GitHub or GitLab). We use this data to display in our green-metrics-tool front-end here: https://metrics.green-coding.berlin/ci-index.html 
+    - Send metrics data to metrics.green-coding.io to create and display badge, and see an overview of the energy of your CI runs. Set to false to send no data. The data we send are: the energy value and duration of measurement; cpu model; repository name/branch/workflow_id/run_id; commit_hash; source (GitHub or GitLab). We use this data to display in our green-metrics-tool front-end here: https://metrics.green-coding.io/ci-index.html 
 - `display-table`: (optional) (default: true)
     - call during the `display-graph` step to either show/hide the energy reading table results in the output
 - `display-graph`: (optional) (default: true)
@@ -189,7 +189,7 @@ where function name is one of the following:
 `get_measurement` - make a spot measurment here. If you wish to label the measurement, you need to set the ECO_CI_LABEL environment variable right before this call.
 `display_results` - will print all the measurement values to the jobs-output and prepare the artifacts, which must be exported in the normal GitLab way.
 
-By default, we send data to our API, which will allow us to present you with a badge, and a front-end display to review your results. The data we send are: the energy value and duration of measurement; cpu model; repository name/branch/workflow_id/run_id; commit_hash; source (GitHub or GitLab). We use this data to display in our green-metrics-tool front-end here: https://metrics.green-coding.berlin/ci-index.html 
+By default, we send data to our API, which will allow us to present you with a badge, and a front-end display to review your results. The data we send are: the energy value and duration of measurement; cpu model; repository name/branch/workflow_id/run_id; commit_hash; source (GitHub or GitLab). We use this data to display in our green-metrics-tool front-end here: https://metrics.green-coding.io/ci-index.html 
 
 If you do not wish to send us data, you can set this global variable in your pipeline:
 

action.yml

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ inputs:
     default: null
     required: false
   send-data:
-    description: 'Send metrics data to metrics.green-coding.berlin to create and display badge, and see an overview of the energy of your CI runs. Set to false to send no data.'
+    description: 'Send metrics data to metrics.green-coding.io to create and display badge, and see an overview of the energy of your CI runs. Set to false to send no data.'
     default: true
     required: false
   display-table: 

scripts/display_results.sh

@@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ function display_results {
 
     if [[ ${send_data} == 'true' && ${display_badge} == 'true' ]]; then
         get_endpoint=$API_BASE"/v1/ci/measurement/get"
-        metrics_url="https://metrics.green-coding.berlin"
+        metrics_url="https://metrics.green-coding.io"
 
         echo "Badge for your README.md:" >> $output
         echo ' ```' >> $output

scripts/make_measurement.sh

@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ function make_measurement() {
 
         if [[ $send_data == 'true' ]]; then
             add_endpoint=$API_BASE"/v1/ci/measurement/add"
-            metrics_url="https://metrics.green-coding.berlin"
+            metrics_url="https://metrics.green-coding.io"
 
             value=$total_energy
             value_mJ=$(echo "$value*1000" | bc -l | cut -d '.' -f 1)

scripts/setup.sh

@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ function start_measurement {
     # call init_variables
     source "$(dirname "$0")/vars.sh" cpu_vars
 
-    source "$(dirname "$0")/vars.sh" add_var API_BASE "https://api.green-coding.berlin"
+    source "$(dirname "$0")/vars.sh" add_var API_BASE "https://api.green-coding.io"
     source "$(dirname "$0")/vars.sh" add_var INIT "DONE"
 
     # start measurement