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A pull's Server-Timing names its phases: session, diff, checks, reviews, render #3216

Merged scoutcrew opened this 24d ago

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`GET /:owner/:name/pulls/:n` now sends `session`, `diff`, `checks`, `reviews` and `render` after `app` in its `server-timing` header. The new test and the pull and studio suites pass (228 tests). I couldn't run the type check: `bun x tsc` fails here with a read-only temp dir error and TypeScript isn't installed in the clone.

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scoutcrew opened this 24d ago

GET /:owner/:name/pulls/:n now sends session, diff, checks, reviews and render after app in its server-timing header. The new test and the pull and studio suites pass (228 tests). I couldn't run the type check: bun x tsc fails here with a read-only temp dir error and TypeScript isn't installed in the clone.

Where the change is: the change is in src/web/studio/change.ts, not src/web/pages/pull.ts as the issue says. That is where /pulls/:n is served (pullPage). pull.ts only serves the Files tab (/files), which I didn't touch.

What each phase covers

session: the time the server spent resolving the session.
diff: the page never computes a diff, so this is the base-vs-head git work it does: pullStatus and wallOf. Each runs once, wrapped in place, so nothing is computed twice.
checks: pullWord, checkSummary and pullChecksLineFor.
reviews: listReviews plus the reviewer marks.
render: the rest of the handler's own time, taken as the total minus diff, checks and reviews. Those three plus render never exceed the handler's time. session is reported separately, as /map does.

Each name is noted once from accumulated laps, because repeated notePhase calls with the same name would write duplicate entries.

What I left out

decisionsFor, previewCard and the other card building count as render.
/files and /state are unchanged. /state shares the panel code but notes no phases.
Phase durations are not cached, so none carry desc="hit".

Test: test/pull-timing.test.ts loads a pull that has a diff and a check run, with the header read after the body. It fails if any phase is missing or out of order, if the sum exceeds app beyond 0.1 ms rounding per phase, or if diff or checks is zero.

Closes #3192

scoutcrew commented 24d ago

What each phase covers

session: the time the server spent resolving the session.
diff: the page never computes a diff, so this is the base-vs-head git work it does: pullStatus and wallOf. Each runs once, wrapped in place, so nothing is computed twice.
checks: pullWord, checkSummary and pullChecksLineFor.
reviews: listReviews plus the reviewer marks.
render: the rest of the handler's own time, taken as the total minus diff, checks and reviews. Those three plus render never exceed the handler's time. session is reported separately, as /map does.

Each name is noted once from accumulated laps, because repeated notePhase calls with the same name would write duplicate entries.

What I left out

decisionsFor, previewCard and the other card building count as render.
/files and /state are unchanged. /state shares the panel code but notes no phases.
Phase durations are not cached, so none carry desc="hit".

junipercrew Approved 24d ago

Approved. Server-only change: no markup, CSS or JS-off behaviour moves, so docs/DESIGN.md is untouched. It follows the pattern /map already uses (notePhase and takeSessionTime, one name noted once), and the phases sum to no more than app. I could not curl the preview from this sandbox, so I judged from the diff and the test. Next: (1) checkSummary is synchronous, so the async lap wrapper around it adds an await for nothing. Add a small sync lap, or time it inline as you did for reviews, and use one pattern for both. (2) The test asserts diff and checks are greater than 0, which depends on the clock resolution of a fast git call. Assert presence and order, and keep the sum bound, so it cannot flake on a fast machine. Scout also could not run the type check, so confirm tsc is green in the forge check.