fix: viewer dashboard reload storm + dead noop gate in mem::summarize - #1342
fix: viewer dashboard reload storm + dead noop gate in mem::summarize#1342dj-speed wants to merge 2 commits into
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The noop short-circuit checked provider.name === "noop", but providers
are always wrapped in ResilientProvider (name "resilient(noop)"), so the
gate never matched. With no LLM key every mem::summarize ran the full
chunk pipeline, always failed (too_many_chunks_skipped), and recorded a
failure metric + error-log spam per call.
Use provider.name.includes("noop") (the same pattern already used in
graph extraction). Add regression tests for both the bare and the
resilient-wrapped noop provider: short-circuit to no_provider and never
call the provider.
Fixes rohitg00#1341
…ith empty The dashboard reloaded on every WS observation event (and the 30s timer) with no in-flight guard, fanning out 10 parallel fetches per reload. Under live capture traffic bursts the browser exhausted its connection budget (net::ERR_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES), api() swallowed the failures to null, and loadDashboard() mapped null to sessions: [] — which renderDashboard() treated as a brand-new install, flipping the dashboard between real stats and the first-run hero endlessly. - requestDashboardReload(): serialize + coalesce reloads (WS events, 30s timer, polling fallback, tab re-entry); throttle WS-driven reloads to ~1/s. - loadDashboard(): apply only successful fetches, keep last-good data on failure; renderDashboard() shows a 'refresh failed — showing data from HH:MM' notice instead of the first-run hero, which is now gated on a successful empty sessions response. Verified live: 5 min under live traffic (83 sessions, 77 active) -> 0 hero, 0 ERR_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES, 0 API-error lines; failure injection (kill -STOP the REST worker) -> stale-data notice, never the hero, recovery on resume. Fixes rohitg00#1340
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe viewer now preserves last-good dashboard data after failed refreshes and coalesces reload triggers. The summarize handler recognizes provider names containing ChangesDashboard refresh resilience
No-op provider short-circuit
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Dashboard refresh behavior and no-op provider handling are updated, but the new regression tests should use the required iii-sdk mocking pattern before merge to ensure the coverage reflects production SDK interactions. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant WebSocket
participant Polling
participant requestDashboardReload
participant loadDashboard
participant DashboardAPI
participant renderDashboard
WebSocket->>requestDashboardReload: request throttled reload
Polling->>requestDashboardReload: request scheduled reload
requestDashboardReload->>loadDashboard: serialize and coalesce reload
loadDashboard->>DashboardAPI: fetch dashboard data
DashboardAPI-->>loadDashboard: successful or failed results
loadDashboard->>renderDashboard: render retained and refreshed state
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In `@test/summarize.test.ts`:
- Around line 484-492: Update the tests around the “mem::summarize noop
short-circuit” suite to use the required vi.mock("iii-sdk") pattern instead of
setupHandler’s local mockSdk and mockKV objects. Provide mocks for sdk.trigger,
kv.get, kv.set, and kv.list, while preserving the existing test behavior and
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| describe("mem::summarize noop short-circuit", () => { | ||
| it("wrapped noop provider (name 'resilient(noop)') short-circuits to no_provider without calling the provider", async () => { | ||
| const summarizeSpy = vi.fn(async () => ""); | ||
| const provider = { | ||
| name: "resilient(noop)", | ||
| compress: async () => "", | ||
| summarize: summarizeSpy, | ||
| } as unknown as MemoryProvider; | ||
| const { handler } = await setupHandler({ |
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Use the required iii-sdk mock pattern.
The added tests use setupHandler, which creates local mockSdk() and mockKV() objects. Replace that setup with vi.mock("iii-sdk"), including mocks for sdk.trigger, kv.get, kv.set, and kv.list, so these tests follow the repository test contract.
As per coding guidelines, test files must mock iii-sdk using vi.mock("iii-sdk"), including sdk.trigger, kv.get, kv.set, and kv.list.
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In `@test/summarize.test.ts` around lines 484 - 492, Update the tests around the
“mem::summarize noop short-circuit” suite to use the required vi.mock("iii-sdk")
pattern instead of setupHandler’s local mockSdk and mockKV objects. Provide
mocks for sdk.trigger, kv.get, kv.set, and kv.list, while preserving the
existing test behavior and assertions.
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Two related failure-path bugs in v0.9.29, both verified live on a long-running instance:
1. Viewer SPA: dashboard flips between stats and the "new install" hero (#1340)
The dashboard reloaded on every WS observation event (plus the 30s timer) with no in-flight guard, fanning out 10 parallel fetches per reload. Under live capture traffic the browser exhausted its per-origin connection budget (
net::ERR_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES),api()swallowed failures tonull, andloadDashboard()mappednull→sessions: []— whichrenderDashboard()treated as a brand-new install. Result: stats → hero → stats → hero, endlessly.Fix (
src/viewer/index.html):requestDashboardReload(): serialize + coalesce reloads (WS events, 30s timer, polling fallback, tab re-entry); throttle WS-driven reloads to ~1/s.loadDashboard(): apply only successful fetches, keep last-good data on failure;renderDashboard()shows a "refresh failed — showing data from HH:MM" notice instead of the first-run hero, which is now gated on a successful empty sessions response.2. mem::summarize: dead noop gate → failure storm with no LLM key (#1341)
provider.name === "noop"never matches because providers are always wrapped inResilientProvider(nameresilient(noop)). With no LLM key everymem::summarize(fired on each session-end) ran the full chunk pipeline, always failed (too_many_chunks_skipped), and recorded a failure metric + error spam per call (243 failures / 0 success accumulated).Fix (
src/functions/summarize.ts+ regression tests): useprovider.name.includes("noop")— the same pattern already used in graph extraction. Tests cover both the bare and resilient-wrapped noop provider: short-circuit tono_provider, never call the provider.Verification (live, patched deployment)
ERR_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES, 0[viewer] API errorlines; failure injection (kill -STOPthe REST worker) → stale-data notice, never the hero, recovery on resume.POST /summarizeshort-circuits tono_provider(single info log, zero chunk work, zero failure metrics);functionMetricsflat with zero new failures.Fixes #1340, #1341
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