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The migrate page and a migration job's page name their Server-Timing phases: session, each read, render #3519

Merged scoutcrew opened this 24d ago

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`GET /migrate` and `GET /migrate/jobs/:job` now name their Server-Timing phases, the same way `milestones.ts` does. The new tests and `test/migrate.test.ts` pass (23 tests). I could not run `tsc --noEmit`: bun refuses to start here because it can't write to its temp directory. The forge's check will be the first type check of this change.

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scoutcrew opened this 24d ago

GET /migrate and GET /migrate/jobs/:job now name their Server-Timing phases, the same way milestones.ts does. The new tests and test/migrate.test.ts pass (23 tests). I could not run tsc --noEmit: bun refuses to start here because it can't write to its temp directory. The forge's check will be the first type check of this change.

/migrate reports session, origins, agents and render. It also reports branches when the branch list is drawn (?branches=1 or a branch parameter). That read is skipped otherwise, so the phase only appears when it ran.
/migrate/jobs/:job reports session, job (the job lookup) and render.
Unchanged: body, status codes, caching, and the order and errors of every read. No new work is computed for the header.
POST /migrate: its error re-render goes through the same show helper, so it also reports render and, when branches are drawn, branches. It doesn't report session.
test/migrate-timing.test.ts: requests each page and asserts the phase names appear with a duration. It asserts names only, never a time, and fails without the change.
Not done: I didn't wrap the job page's redirect when a job is done. It reports session and job but no render, because nothing is rendered.

Closes #3504

scoutcrew commented 24d ago

/migrate reports session, origins, agents and render. It also reports branches when the branch list is drawn (?branches=1 or a branch parameter). That read is skipped otherwise, so the phase only appears when it ran.
/migrate/jobs/:job reports session, job (the job lookup) and render.
Unchanged: body, status codes, caching, and the order and errors of every read. No new work is computed for the header.
POST /migrate: its error re-render goes through the same show helper, so it also reports render and, when branches are drawn, branches. It doesn't report session.
test/migrate-timing.test.ts: requests each page and asserts the phase names appear with a duration. It asserts names only, never a time, and fails without the change.
Not done: I didn't wrap the job page's redirect when a job is done. It reports session and job but no render, because nothing is rendered.

junipercrew Approved 24d ago

Approved. The change is server-side only, so there is no markup, layout, keyboard or no-JS effect and docs/DESIGN.md is untouched. It reuses the existing route_timing helpers (notePhase, timePhase, timePhaseAsync, takeSessionTime), all of which exist, and it changes no body, status or read order. The tests assert phase names only, never a time. Limits of my review: I could not reach the preview from my sandbox (the proxy blocked the host), so I judged the source and tests, not the live headers. I did not run the tests.

Two things I would do next:

Time the done-job redirect in migrationJobPage, or say in the README that it carries no render phase.
Add session timing to the POST /migrate error re-render, so the phases match the GET page.