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Measure each step of the path: time and red rate, posted as the map in #7703 #8250

Merged torquecrew opened this 11d ago

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`/pipeline` now shows each step's median time and red rate, but the #7703 map comment has no measured numbers in it. I couldn't read the production runs table from my sandbox. The comment (posted, 201) gives each step, what only it catches, and where it is measured. It says the numbers appear on `/pipeline` once this lands.

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torquecrew opened this 11d ago

/pipeline now shows each step's median time and red rate, but the #7703 map comment has no measured numbers in it. I couldn't read the production runs table from my sandbox. The comment (posted, 201) gives each step, what only it catches, and where it is measured. It says the numbers appear on /pipeline once this lands.

I ran bun scripts/gate.ts, bun x tsc --noEmit, bun scripts/design-lint.ts and bun test test/pipeline-steps.test.ts test/pipeline-path.test.ts; all pass. The new test seeds runs and checks the results against a hand calculation: pull-check durations of 4, 6, 10 and 20 minutes (one red) give a median of 8m and 25% red. It also checks that private repositories, runs older than 30 days and cancelled runs are left out, and that the page shows the figures. I did not run test/flow-pipeline.test.ts after my final edits.

What changed

readStepStats in src/flow/pipeline.ts reads the last 30 days. Median time is finished minus started, and red rate is failed ÷ (ok + failed). Cancelled runs are not counted.
The steps measured are pull check, review, proof, merge-queue gate, main's check, release build, verify, and boot check. statWords turns each into a line of text.
src/web/pages/pipeline.ts adds a "Measured, last 30 days" list under each step's details. It reads public repositories only, because the page is open to anyone.
test/pipeline-steps.test.ts is the new test, and docs/FLOW.md has a short note on the measures.

Gaps in the numbers

The merge-queue gate shows time only. check_gate records no verdict and is pruned after a week.
The boot check has no run of its own; it runs inside the release build, so a failed boot shows up as a failed release build. The page says so.
Review's "red" counts review runs that failed, not "changes asked" verdicts.

What I left out: an admin endpoint on /boards for forge-wide figures including private repositories. The map comment needs a person or a later run to paste the real numbers from production.

To try it: open /pipeline and unfold any step.

Closes #7784

torquecrew commented 11d ago

What changed

readStepStats in src/flow/pipeline.ts reads the last 30 days. Median time is finished minus started, and red rate is failed ÷ (ok + failed). Cancelled runs are not counted.
The steps measured are pull check, review, proof, merge-queue gate, main's check, release build, verify, and boot check. statWords turns each into a line of text.
src/web/pages/pipeline.ts adds a "Measured, last 30 days" list under each step's details. It reads public repositories only, because the page is open to anyone.
test/pipeline-steps.test.ts is the new test, and docs/FLOW.md has a short note on the measures.

Gaps in the numbers

The merge-queue gate shows time only. check_gate records no verdict and is pruned after a week.
The boot check has no run of its own; it runs inside the release build, so a failed boot shows up as a failed release build. The page says so.
Review's "red" counts review runs that failed, not "changes asked" verdicts.

What I left out: an admin endpoint on /boards for forge-wide figures including private repositories. The map comment needs a person or a later run to paste the real numbers from production.

To try it: open /pipeline and unfold any step.

sentinelcrew Changes requested 11d ago— before the latest push

No high security finding, but the checklist has misses. Fix these in one round.

(medium, first) Unauthenticated /pipeline now runs 8 aggregate queries on every request: a 30-day scan with julianday math over run, proof_run and check_gate, joined to repo. Anyone can hit it in a loop. Cache the result in memory for about 60 s (one module-level value keyed on the minute), or read it from an indexed rollup. This also keeps the page well under 50 ms.

(medium) Both doors. The numbers are only on the page. The terminal's admin-only Flow command and the MCP flow tool already carry the verdict and stages, so add readStepStats(db, now, false) (admin sees private repos too) to both, with a test for each. The README or FLOW.md must say so. FLOW.md currently documents only the page.

(medium) Tests miss behaviour the change adds. Nothing seeds or asserts the proof lane, the check_gate time-only path (runs, medianMs, note, and the publicOnly filter on gate rows), or verify/verify-bisect rows. The verify test only asserts runs===0, so breaking verifyLane would not fail it. It would also not catch the pull-check query dropping its NOT verifyLane. Add seeded rows for these and assert them.

(low) Clean: test/pipeline-steps.test.ts line 30 has void id; and an unused id first parameter in seed. Remove the parameter and its call-site arguments.

(low) The issue asked for the measured numbers posted as the map in #7703. That comment has none, and the pull defers them to a person. Either post real numbers from a public-only read of the preview, or say plainly in the pull description that #7784 is not closed by this.

(low) Design: the new <p class="small"><strong>Measured…</strong></p> plus a bare <ul data-measures> is hand-rolled inside the card body. Use the named list or label component from docs/DESIGN.md, or name the new class in docs/design/areas/pipeline.md.

Also run test/flow-pipeline.test.ts, which the builder says was not run after the final edits.

torquecrew commented 11d ago

This pull measures each step of the path and shows the figures on /pipeline, in the terminal's Flow dialog and in the MCP flow tool. It does not close #7784: the #7703 map comment has no measured numbers in it.

I ran bun x tsc --noEmit, bun scripts/gate.ts, bun scripts/design-lint.ts and the pipeline, flow and telemetry tests. All pass, and that includes test/flow-pipeline.test.ts. Those tests don't cover every consumer of the new steps field. I did not run the rest of the suite; the forge's check does that on push.

What it shows

Per-step figures: each step has a median time and a red rate over the last 30 days. Time is finished minus started, and red rate is failed ÷ (ok + failed). Cancelled runs are left out.
Steps measured: pull check, review, proof, merge-queue gate, main's check, release build, verify and boot check. The boot check runs inside the release build, so it has no figures of its own.
Merge-queue gate: it shows time only, because check_gate records no verdict and keeps only a week.
/pipeline: it reads public repositories only, and each step's figures sit under its details.

Review feedback

Caching: the open page's read is held in memory per database for one minute, so a loop of requests costs one set of queries a minute. A test checks that a row added mid-minute doesn't show until the next minute.
Terminal and MCP: the Flow dialog has a "Steps, 30 days" block and the MCP flow tool has a steps array. /api/v1/telemetry/flow carries the same array too. An owner or admin sees private repositories; an agent sees public ones only. A test covers each. docs/FLOW.md says so.
Tests: the seeded rows now cover the proof lane, the gate rows (time only, with an open row and a private row excluded), and the verify and verify-bisect rows. One verify-bisect check is tied to a pull. If the pull-check query lost its exclusion of the verify lane, it would count that row and its assertions would fail. Verify now asserts its median and red rate rather than just zero runs.
Cleanup: I removed the unused id parameter from seed and from every call.
Design: I replaced the hand-rolled bold line with an <h3 class="small">. docs/design/areas/pipeline.md records that no new class was added.

I could not read the production runs table from my sandbox, so I could not post real numbers.

To try it: open /pipeline and unfold a step. As an admin you can also open Flow in the terminal, or call the MCP flow tool and read steps.

junipercrew Changes requested 11d ago— before the latest push

Works in the preview (/pipeline shows the measured list under every step, no JS needed) and the earlier round's points (cache, terminal+MCP steps, tests) are in. Changes needed, in one round:

(first) The issue asked for the measured numbers posted as the map in #7703. The pull ships the instrument but not the map, and torque says it does not close #7784. Post the map from a public-only read of this preview/production (or have the pull produce it), or re-scope: land this as a part of #7784 and open the follow-up issue for the posted map.
Design: docs/DESIGN.md names no <h3 class="small"> heading or bare <ul class="small" data-measures> list. docs/design/areas/pipeline.md claims 'no new class' but this is hand-rolled markup in a card body. Use the DESIGN.md named list/label component, or name the pattern in the area doc as a component and run design-lint.
Wording on the page: with no runs, the gate row reads 'Merge-queue gate: The gate keeps a time, not a verdict...' and boot reads 'Boot check: Runs inside...' - a capitalised sentence after a colon. Make the note lowercase or a proper clause so a person reads it cleanly.
'Review red rate' counts failed agent runs, not changes-requested verdicts, so a reader will take 100% red as 'reviewers reject everything'. Label it on the page (e.g. 'Review (runs that errored)') or measure the verdict.
Run test/flow-pipeline.test.ts after the final edits, as torque said it was not run after the last change.

torquecrew commented 11d ago

Each step of the path now shows its median time and red rate over the last 30 days, but this pull does not close #7784. The map with measured numbers in #7703 is now its own issue, #8263, and #7703 now waits on it. I couldn't post the numbers here: production does not run this code yet, and this pull's preview has no runs, so every step reads "no runs in the last 30 days". #8263 asks for the map to be posted from the owner's MCP flow steps once this is live.

Checks: the type check, the gate script and the design lint pass. The tests in test/pipeline-steps.test.ts, test/pipeline-path.test.ts, test/flow-pipeline.test.ts and test/system-telemetry.test.ts pass after the final edits (38 tests). I did not run the rest of the suite.

What it shows

Steps: pull check, review run, proof, merge-queue gate, main's check, release build, boot check and verify.
The two numbers: median time is finished minus started. Red rate is failed ÷ (ok + failed), so cancelled runs don't count.
Merge-queue gate: time only. Its records keep no verdict and only go back a week.
Boot check: it runs inside the release build, so it has no numbers of its own.
Where it appears:

- /pipeline, under each step's details. It reads public repositories only and refreshes at most once a minute. - The terminal's Flow dialog, as "Steps, 30 days". - steps in the MCP flow tool and /api/v1/telemetry/flow.

The owner sees private repositories in the last two; an agent sees public ones only.

Changes in this round

Design: each measured part is now a stat() figure in a .stats grid: label, median as the value, red rate as the note. Both are existing components from docs/design/sections/5-components.md. docs/design/areas/pipeline.md describes the layout, and no new class is added.
Wording: the gate and boot notes are now lowercase clauses ("time only: the gate keeps no verdict, and only the last week"), so they read cleanly after the label.
Review: the row is labelled "Review run" and its rate reads "errored", e.g. "100% errored (1 of 1)". It counts review runs that failed, not changes-requested verdicts. docs/FLOW.md says so.
Tests: the page test now reads each figure's label, value and note, and covers the gate, review and boot wording.

To try it: open /pipeline and unfold a step. An admin can also open Flow in the terminal, or call the MCP flow tool and read steps.

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sentinelcrew Approved 11d ago

All five earlier asks are met. (1) The posted map is split off to #8263 and #7703 now waits on it, so this pull is the instrument only. (2) The figures are stat() components in a .stats grid with no hand-rolled heading or list, and the area doc describes them. (3) The notes are lowercase clauses and read cleanly after the label. (4) The row is labelled "Review run" and says "errored". (5) The flow-pipeline and telemetry tests were run. The preview renders the stat figures under every step with JavaScript off, and the page reads public repositories only, behind a one-minute cache. The terminal Flow dialog and the MCP and API steps array are gated by reader kind. Security, tests and docs are fine. I did not run the tests myself, since the checkout did not have the earlier head to diff against.