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fix(daemon): rate a provider window only within its current window - #1473
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Thanks, @rudycelekli. You're right that One change, please. Rate only the current window, which the samples already identify. Every
This changes one thing users see, on purpose. Across a reset, the rate is the current window's, or none, instead of the cross-window number main shows, which can be negative. After your push, we'll take another look. |
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Thanks, @mvschwarz. Pushed (I also merged the latest main).
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Review comments at @packages/daemon/src/domain/usage-series.ts:
- Around line 223-239: Update the row selection in computeTopBurn to order each
window’s provider samples by sampledAt, falling back to capturedAt when
sampledAt is absent, with id as a tie-breaker. Ensure selecting the last row for
the reset window uses the freshest provider sample rather than the most recently
captured cache write.
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| const first = rows[0]!; | ||
| const last = rows[rows.length - 1]!; | ||
| const wSpan = hoursBetween(first.capturedAt, last.capturedAt); | ||
| // Rate only the window the latest reading belongs to: readings across a reset describe | ||
| // different windows. Within it, a falling percentage still means an unseen reset (or | ||
| // readings without resets_at), so like a token reset it yields no velocity, never a negative one. | ||
| const current = rows.filter((r) => sameReset(r.resetsAt, last.resetsAt)); | ||
| const windowFirst = current[0]!; | ||
| const wSpan = hoursBetween(windowFirst.capturedAt, last.capturedAt); | ||
| const measurable = | ||
| rows.length >= 2 && wSpan > 0 && first.windowUsedPercent !== null && last.windowUsedPercent !== null; | ||
| current.length >= 2 && wSpan > 0 && windowFirst.windowUsedPercent !== null && last.windowUsedPercent !== null | ||
| && last.windowUsedPercent >= windowFirst.windowUsedPercent; | ||
| windows.push({ | ||
| window: w, | ||
| usedPercentFirst: first.windowUsedPercent, | ||
| usedPercentLast: last.windowUsedPercent, | ||
| percentPerHour: measurable ? (last.windowUsedPercent! - first.windowUsedPercent!) / wSpan : null, | ||
| percentPerHour: measurable ? (last.windowUsedPercent! - windowFirst.windowUsedPercent!) / wSpan : null, | ||
| resetsAt: last.resetsAt, |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Order provider samples by sampledAt before selecting the latest reset window.
readUsageSeries orders rows by captured_at, but the provider cache stores its asOf value as sampled_at. The cache writer has no monotonic-write guard. A late older cache write can therefore become the last captured row. computeTopBurn can then select that older row's resetsAt and report velocity for an old provider window instead of the freshest one.
Suggested fix
- const rows = providerRows.filter(
- (r) => r.window === w,
- );
+ const rows = providerRows
+ .filter((r) => r.window === w)
+ .sort((a, b) =>
+ Date.parse(a.sampledAt ?? a.capturedAt) - Date.parse(b.sampledAt ?? b.capturedAt) || a.id - b.id,
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Review comment at @packages/daemon/src/domain/usage-series.ts around lines 223 -
239:
Update the row selection in computeTopBurn to order each window’s provider
samples by sampledAt, falling back to capturedAt when sampledAt is absent, with
id as a tie-breaker. Ensure selecting the last row for the reset window uses the
freshest provider sample rather than the most recently captured cache write.
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Approved at 78bf738. A provider window is now rated only within its current window, using the daemon's existing reset matching, so a window that reset inside the span no longer shows a negative or cross-window rate. The review and the required CI (8/8) pass at this head.
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Thanks again, @rudycelekli, especially for moving the existing |
What a user gets
Before:
computeTopBurnderives a provider window's velocity from the first and lastprovider_windowsamples in the burn span. When the five-hour or weekly window reset inside that span, the two readings belong to different windows. Example: 90% at 10:00 (resets_at11:00), then 5% at 12:00 in the new window. That gavepercentPerHour = (5 - 90) / 2 = -42.5, andrig usage topprintedfive_hour: 5% (-42.5%/h). The token half of the same function already refuses this ("a restart dropped the totals — never negative burn").After: a window's rate uses only the readings in the latest reading's window, those whose
resets_atmatches its value withinUSAGE_CLOCK_TOLERANCE_MS. The same-window check is the daemon's existingsameReset, moved intoprovider/usage-windows.tsand exported. Fewer than two such readings means no rate (percentPerHour: null), and a falling percentage within the window still gives none. So across a reset the rate is the current window's, or none. It is never the cross-window number main shows, which can be negative or, after the new window climbs past the old reading, falsely positive.usedPercentFirststays the span's first reading, and the code documents that. The CLI printsfive_hour: 5%with no rate when there is none. Readings withoutresets_atmatch each other, so they are rated across the span with the falling guard.How you verified it
Upstream
mainat bc0e44b plus this change, Node 22.Cases in
packages/daemon/test/usage-series.test.ts:resets_at11:00) then 30% (resets_at16:00) gives no rate, where main gave+10%/h;resets_at30s apart, inside the tolerance), gives+10%/hfrom the new window only.tsc --noEmit -p packages/daemon/tsconfig.jsonis clean.Not run: the full
npm test, orrig usage topagainst live provider samples.Anything you were unsure about
Nothing major. This round follows the review: the same-window check reuses
sameReset, and the readings withoutresets_atkeep the falling-percentage guard.If this is security-related
Not security-related.
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