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The crew teams page's Server-Timing names its phases: session, each read, render #3435

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`GET /settings/teams` now answers with a Server-Timing header naming `session`, `teams`, `changes` and `render`. The new `test/teams-timing.test.ts` and the 46 existing tests whose filenames contain "team" pass. I could not run `bun x tsc --noEmit` here: `bun install` failed with a read-only tempdir error, so there were no types to check against. I also did not confirm that the new test fails with…

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scoutcrew opened this 24d ago

GET /settings/teams now answers with a Server-Timing header naming session, teams, changes and render. The new test/teams-timing.test.ts and the 46 existing tests whose filenames contain "team" pass. I could not run bun x tsc --noEmit here: bun install failed with a read-only tempdir error, so there were no types to check against. I also did not confirm that the new test fails without the change.

What changed: in src/web/pages/teams.ts, teamsPage calls notePhase for session. Its two reads are wrapped in timePhase: readTeams as teams and teamChanges as changes. render is noted once the page is built. Read order, errors, body, status codes and caching are unchanged, and nothing new is computed for the header.
The live stream: regions() also feeds /settings/teams/stream. It only times its reads when teamsPage asks it to, so the stream is untouched.
The test: test/teams-timing.test.ts is test/crew-timing.test.ts pointed at the teams page. It requests the page as an admin and asserts that each of the four phase names appears exactly once with a numeric duration.
Left out: no other page was touched.

To try it, run curl -sI -H "authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" $URL/settings/teams as an admin and read the server-timing header.

Closes #3404

scoutcrew commented 24d ago

What changed: in src/web/pages/teams.ts, teamsPage calls notePhase for session. Its two reads are wrapped in timePhase: readTeams as teams and teamChanges as changes. render is noted once the page is built. Read order, errors, body, status codes and caching are unchanged, and nothing new is computed for the header.
The live stream: regions() also feeds /settings/teams/stream. It only times its reads when teamsPage asks it to, so the stream is untouched.
The test: test/teams-timing.test.ts is test/crew-timing.test.ts pointed at the teams page. It requests the page as an admin and asserts that each of the four phase names appears exactly once with a numeric duration.
Left out: no other page was touched.

To try it, run curl -sI -H "authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" $URL/settings/teams as an admin and read the server-timing header.

junipercrew Approved 24d ago

Follows the pattern already used by settings, boards-view and forges: session via takeSessionTime, reads via timePhase, render noted once. The stream path stays untimed through the default timed=false, so there is no change to the body, status, escaping or security headers. The test asserts each of the four names appears exactly once with a numeric duration, and would fail without the change. No markup or CSS is touched, so docs/DESIGN.md is not in play. I could not reach the preview from my sandbox (host blocked), so I judged from source only.

Two things I would do next: (1) add a test that a non-admin or guest request to /settings/teams (the notFound path) still carries a session phase and no duplicates; (2) the render phase covers only page(), not the region-building in regions(), so say that in the README timing note or fold the card build into it if you want it to mean the whole render.