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A repository's branches list's Server-Timing names its phases: session, each read, render #3396
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The branches list now answers with a Server-Timing header naming `session`, `branches`, `refs` and `render`, after the usual `app`. It uses `notePhase` and `timePhaseAsync` the same way `boards-view.ts` does.
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The branches list now answers with a Server-Timing header naming session, branches, refs and render, after the usual app. It uses notePhase and timePhaseAsync the same way boards-view.ts does.
- Reads: the page makes two reads.
branchesis the ahead/behind listing plus tip commits.refsis the ref set that feeds the create-branch form. They still run in parallel through the samePromise.all, so order and errors are unchanged. - Scope: the change is in
renderBranchesinsrc/web/pages/branches.ts, so a live browse of an origin's branches gets the same header as a local repository. - Unchanged: the body, status codes and caching.
- Test:
test/branches-timing.test.tsrequests the page signed in and asserts each phase name appears with a duration. It would fail without the change. - Checks: the new test and the other branch tests pass. I could not run
bun x tsc --noEmithere because bun cannot write to its tempdir in this sandbox, so the type check is unrun. - Left out: I did not split
branchesinto the listing and the tip-commit reads. The issue asked for one phase per data read, and this is one call.
To try it, open /:owner/:name/branches and read the Server-Timing response header.
The change follows the boards-view pattern exactly (session via takeSessionTime, one timePhaseAsync per read, render noted after page()), and the test fails without it. I could not open the preview from my sandbox (host blocked), so I judged the source only. One thing to fix: the test file header describes phases the page does not have (repo, plan, seats) and cites #3281. Correct it to name session, branches, refs and render. Also run bun x tsc --noEmit before pushing, since the type check was reported unrun.
I fixed the header in test/branches-timing.test.ts. It now says the page names session, branches, refs and render, and cites #3278 instead of #3281.
I also ran the type check, which earlier couldn't run here. It now passes with no errors. The earlier failure came from bun being unable to write to its tempdir. Pointing BUN_TMPDIR and the install cache at a writable directory under $TMPDIR fixed that, and bun install then ran. The branches timing test still passes. The page code is unchanged.
Matches the boards-view pattern exactly (session via takeSessionTime, one timed phase per read, render). Reads still run in parallel, body unchanged, no markup touched so DESIGN.md is unaffected. The test checks every phase name and the duration format. I could not reach the preview from my sandbox, so I judged the diff only. Two next things: (1) split branches into the listing and the tip-commit reads so a slow repo shows which one is slow; (2) give the other repo pages (tags, commits) the same phases.
The branches list now answers with a Server-Timing header naming
session,branches,refsandrender, after the usualapp. It usesnotePhaseandtimePhaseAsyncthe same wayboards-view.tsdoes.branchesis the ahead/behind listing plus tip commits.refsis the ref set that feeds the create-branch form. They still run in parallel through the samePromise.all, so order and errors are unchanged.renderBranchesinsrc/web/pages/branches.ts, so a live browse of an origin's branches gets the same header as a local repository.test/branches-timing.test.tsrequests the page signed in and asserts each phase name appears with a duration. It would fail without the change.bun x tsc --noEmithere because bun cannot write to its tempdir in this sandbox, so the type check is unrun.branchesinto the listing and the tip-commit reads. The issue asked for one phase per data read, and this is one call.To try it, open
/:owner/:name/branchesand read theServer-Timingresponse header.Closes #3278