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- Line 183: Update the tps_stats_refresh preference-change branch to clear
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Changing the tps_stats_refresh preference reset the displayed TPS history but kept the previous absolute counter reading, so the next delta was computed against a stale baseline whilst being divided by the new interval, mis-scaling the first post-change data point. Addresses CodeRabbit review on pgadmin-org#10324 (issue pgadmin-org#10273).
Changing the tps_stats_refresh preference reset the displayed TPS history but kept the previous absolute counter reading, so the next delta was computed against a stale baseline whilst being divided by the new interval, mis-scaling the first post-change data point. Addresses CodeRabbit review on pgadmin-org#10324 (issue pgadmin-org#10273).
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75-93: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a Graphs caller-path test for TPS normalization.
The new test exercises only
statsReducerwithrate: 5. TheGraphstests disable polling, and the non-default preference test asserts only the poll delay. A regression that removesrate: preferences['tps_stats_refresh']from thetpsStatsReducecall can therefore leave the tests green while the chart displays a raw counter delta instead of a per-second value. Add a component-level test that supplies a non-1-second refresh rate, processes TPS data, and asserts the chart data is normalized.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@web/pgadmin/dashboard/static/js/Graphs.jsx`:
- Line 191: Update the TPS counter handling in tpsStatsReduce to normalize each
counter delta by the measured elapsed seconds between samples, storing a
timestamp with the counter baseline and refreshing it when the new baseline is
stored. Do not use preferences['tps_stats_refresh'] as the elapsed interval, and
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- Around line 128-135: Update the TPS refresh flow in Graphs so responses and
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In `@web/regression/javascript/dashboard/graphs_spec.js`:
- Around line 75-93: Add a component-level test for the Graphs TPS caller path
that supplies a non-1-second refresh rate, processes TPS data, and asserts the
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| /* The rate divisor is changing, so the previous counter baseline | ||
| * can no longer be used to compute the next delta. | ||
| */ | ||
| setCounterData((prevCounterData)=>{ | ||
| const nextCounterData = {...prevCounterData}; | ||
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Ignore TPS responses from the previous refresh interval.
A request started before the preference change can resolve after the reset. The timer cleanup does not cancel that request. Its callback uses the old counterData and rate, then writes the old tps_stats back into state. This can append a stale or mis-scaled TPS value under the new interval.
Add a generation guard to ignore responses and errors from the previous interval.
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const refreshOn = useRef(null);
+const tpsRequestGeneration = useRef(0);
const prevPrefernces = usePrevious(preferences);
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}
if(prevPrefernces['tps_stats_refresh'] != preferences['tps_stats_refresh']) {
+ tpsRequestGeneration.current += 1;
tpsStatsReduce({reset:chartsDefault['tps_stats']});
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let path = getStatsUrl(sid, did, getFor);
+ const requestGeneration = tpsRequestGeneration.current;
axios.get(path)
.then((resp)=>{
+ if(requestGeneration != tpsRequestGeneration.current) {
+ return;
+ }
let data = resp.data;
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})
.catch((error)=>{
+ if(requestGeneration != tpsRequestGeneration.current) {
+ return;
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In `@web/pgadmin/dashboard/static/js/Graphs.jsx` around lines 128 - 135, Update
the TPS refresh flow in Graphs so responses and errors from requests started
before a tps_stats_refresh preference change are ignored; invalidate the request
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Addressed in 55a2d7b by the measured-interval change rather than a generation guard. The baseline now carries its own sample timestamp, so a response from a request made before the interval change computes its delta against its own baseline and the time actually elapsed, which gives a correct per-second value. The TPS history is cleared on the change, so at worst that one correct point appears in the new series. For the same reason the baseline reset on preference change was no longer needed and has been removed.
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@dpage, thanks for the explanation. I checked commit 55a2d7b53. It removes the TPS baseline reset and divides the counter delta by the time between sample timestamps. That addresses the stale-rate concern for a successful response.
The original finding also covered errors. A request started before the preference change can still fail afterward. Its catch callback has no generation check, so it can reset the new chart and set an error. I’ll leave this thread open for that case.
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Learning: In `web/pgadmin/dashboard/static/js/Graphs.jsx`, `Graphs` normalizes TPS counter deltas by the measured time between sample timestamps. A change to `tps_stats_refresh` clears TPS chart history but retains the TPS counter baseline and its sample timestamp.
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I don't think the error case needs a guard. A request that fails after the interval change has still failed: the server or connection returned an error, and resetting the charts and showing that error is the right response whenever the request was sent. Ignoring it would hide a real fault until the next poll. That error path also covers all five charts, is unrelated to TPS normalisation and was there before this PR, so changing it here would be out of scope.
The configured tps_stats_refresh value is the requested interval, not the time actually elapsed between two counter samples, so a poll delayed by browser timer throttling overstated TPS. Each TPS sample is now time-stamped when its request is sent and the delta is divided by the measured elapsed seconds. Because the baseline carries its own timestamp, a change of refresh interval, or a response from a request made before that change, no longer mis-scales the next value, so the baseline reset on preference change is no longer needed. Adds a component-level test driving the poll path with a 5 second refresh and a delayed poll. Addresses CodeRabbit review on pgadmin-org#10324 (issue pgadmin-org#10273).
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The Transactions per second chart plotted the raw xact_commit/xact_rollback delta between two polls without dividing by the elapsed time, so the value was only correct when the refresh interval was 1 second; at any other interval it showed transactions per interval instead of per second. Closes pgadmin-org#10273
Changing the tps_stats_refresh preference reset the displayed TPS history but kept the previous absolute counter reading, so the next delta was computed against a stale baseline whilst being divided by the new interval, mis-scaling the first post-change data point. Addresses CodeRabbit review on pgadmin-org#10324 (issue pgadmin-org#10273).
The configured tps_stats_refresh value is the requested interval, not the time actually elapsed between two counter samples, so a poll delayed by browser timer throttling overstated TPS. Each TPS sample is now time-stamped when its request is sent and the delta is divided by the measured elapsed seconds. Because the baseline carries its own timestamp, a change of refresh interval, or a response from a request made before that change, no longer mis-scales the next value, so the baseline reset on preference change is no longer needed. Adds a component-level test driving the poll path with a 5 second refresh and a delayed poll. Addresses CodeRabbit review on pgadmin-org#10324 (issue pgadmin-org#10273).
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xact_commit/xact_rollbackdelta between two polls without dividing by the elapsed time, so it only read correctly at the 1s refresh interval; at any other interval it showed transactions per refresh interval instead of per second.statsReducernow accepts an optionalelapsed(seconds) on the action and divides the counter delta by it.Graphs.jsxtime-stamps each TPS sample when its request is sent, stores that with the counter baseline, and passes the measured time between samples, so a poll delayed by browser timer throttling does not overstate TPS. The other counters (tuples in/out, block I/O) are not labelled as per-second metrics, so they are left as raw per-interval deltas.Test plan
statsReducercovering the counter normalisation by elapsed time.Graphspoll path with a 5 second refresh and a delayed poll; fails against the unfixed code.npx jest regression/javascript/dashboard/passes (15/15).Closes #10273
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