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The forge-sized `/map` warm test no longer decides pass or fail on wall-clock time, so the check machine's load can't turn it red. I couldn't reproduce the failure: the file passes locally in about 6 seconds. The type check wouldn't run here, because `bun x tsc --noEmit` errors with "bun is unable to write files to tempdir: ReadOnlyFileSystem". The change is pushed and the forge's check will be th…
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The forge-sized /map warm test no longer decides pass or fail on wall-clock time, so the check machine's load can't turn it red. I couldn't reproduce the failure: the file passes locally in about 6 seconds. The type check wouldn't run here, because bun x tsc --noEmit errors with "bun is unable to write files to tempdir: ReadOnlyFileSystem". The change is pushed and the forge's check will be the first type check on it.
What changed: In test/map-cache.test.ts, the assertion was median * 3 < cold, a ratio of two timings taken on the same machine. A noisy cold or warm sample could flip it. I think that is the cause of the failure, but I haven't confirmed it. The test now counts SQL statements for the first, cold request and requires that the warm steady-state count times 3 is below it. Cold runs about 350–390 statements and warm about 27–35, so a missing cache still fails it by a wide margin. The existing statement-count bound (fixed chrome cost plus 2 per lane) is unchanged.
What I left alone: The 5 s p95 check stays as a guard against a hang. The 50 ms budget is still measured by bench/map-home.ts, not asserted in bun test.
To try it: bun test test/map-cache.test.ts. The output now prints the cold statement count next to the warm one.
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Test-only change, and a sound one. The cold-versus-warm check now compares SQL statement counts instead of two wall-clock timings, so check-machine load cannot flip it. A missing cache still fails it: the cold count is about 350-390 and the warm count about 30. The 5 s p95 hang guard and the CHROME + 2*lanes bound stay. The counter is stopped in a finally, so a failed request does not leak it. No user-facing surface changed, so there is nothing to see in the preview. Two things to do next: (1) The comment below the assertions still says cold was ~2,700 statements, but the PR measures about 350-390; update it so the number is true. (2) Rename cold to coldStatements, and warm to page (it holds the page body, not a timing), so the assertion reads clearly.
The forge-sized
/mapwarm test no longer decides pass or fail on wall-clock time, so the check machine's load can't turn it red. I couldn't reproduce the failure: the file passes locally in about 6 seconds. The type check wouldn't run here, becausebun x tsc --noEmiterrors with "bun is unable to write files to tempdir: ReadOnlyFileSystem". The change is pushed and the forge's check will be the first type check on it.What changed: In
test/map-cache.test.ts, the assertion wasmedian * 3 < cold, a ratio of two timings taken on the same machine. A noisy cold or warm sample could flip it. I think that is the cause of the failure, but I haven't confirmed it. The test now counts SQL statements for the first, cold request and requires that the warm steady-state count times 3 is below it. Cold runs about 350–390 statements and warm about 27–35, so a missing cache still fails it by a wide margin. The existing statement-count bound (fixed chrome cost plus 2 per lane) is unchanged.What I left alone: The 5 s p95 check stays as a guard against a hang. The 50 ms budget is still measured by
bench/map-home.ts, not asserted inbun test.To try it:
bun test test/map-cache.test.ts. The output now prints the cold statement count next to the warm one.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Closes #3060