Feat/hdidle per disk rework#689
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Replaces the broken global HDIdle enable/disable toggle with a fully per-disk configuration model, closing the original audit of 10+ backend and 10+ frontend inconsistencies. Backend: remove 5 global Settings.HDIdle* fields (migration 00017); add Disk.IsRotational tri-state (sysfs+SMART); add SuggestionIgnored and ForceEnabled to HDIdleDevice; fix lifecycle (Stop nils stopChan, idempotent Start, monitorLoop gets channel param to avoid race); fix 3 nested-mutex deadlock sites; fix GetDeviceConfig 500-on-disabled; adaptive polling 60s/5min; ResolveDevicePath replaces naive by-id concatenation; PowerEvent.Kind discriminant; drop POST start/stop and dead PATCH spec; add ignore-suggestion endpoint; PUT 409 on non-rotational without force_enabled; 403 when labMode off; deduplicate triple convertConfig calls; remove dead settingService field. Frontend: useLabMode hook (fail-closed); HDIdleSuggestionBadge inline dashboard badge for unmonitored HDDs (labMode + is_rotational===true); HDIdleDiskSettings rewritten (drops DiskExtended orphan, gates on labMode, adds force-enable dialog, removes device_path hardcoding, threads readOnly from VolumeDetailsPanel); settingsConfig/Settings.tsx cleanup; sratApi.ts updated (5 fields removed, is_rotational added, force_enabled/suggestion_ignored added, start/stop/PATCH hooks removed, ignoreSuggestion mutation added); openapi.yaml manually updated. Tests: handler tests rewritten for new deps + 403/404/409 cases; hardware_service_internal_test 11 rotational-detection cases; HDIdleSuggestionBadge 13 visibility+click tests; HDIdleDiskSettings test.todo stubs converted to real tests + force-enable dialog flows. NOTE: openapi.json requires CI regen (`go run ./cmd/srat-openapi -dir=backend/docs` then `bun run gen:api`). Three hand-edited _gen.go files are aligned with their source directives. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR migrates HDIdle from global settings to a per-disk configuration model gated by Lab Mode. Backend service lifecycle shifts to per-disk-only with adaptive polling and rotational-aware validation. API endpoints move to per-disk scope with Lab Mode enforcement and device-path resolution. Frontend adds rotational detection, Lab Mode visibility, dashboard suggestion badge for rotating disks, and per-disk force-enable confirmation for non-rotational disks. ChangesHDIdle per-disk refactor and Lab Mode gating
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backend/src/service/hdidle_service.go (1)
339-360:⚠️ Potential issue | 🔴 Critical | ⚡ Quick winDon't mutate the live config from
GetDeviceConfig().This read path writes a synthesized
YESENABLEDdevice intos.config.Deviceswithout takings.mu. While the monitor goroutine reads the same map under lock, a concurrentGET /hdidle/configcan trip aconcurrent map read and map writepanic. Even when it does not race, simply opening the config for an unsaved-but-supported disk makesupdateDiskState()treat that disk as enabled before the user ever saves it. Keep the synthesized defaults local and only updates.configfrom the write/apply path.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@backend/src/service/hdidle_service.go` around lines 339 - 360, GetDeviceConfig currently mutates the live s.config.Devices map (setting s.config.Devices[name] = *result) and does so without s.mu, causing race panics and prematurely marking disks enabled; instead, stop writing into s.config.Devices in GetDeviceConfig/getRealPathNotSimlink: construct and return the synthesized dto.HDIdleDevice (with Enabled/CommandType/IdleTime/PowerCondition set from defaults) as a local value and do not assign it into s.config.Devices; ensure only the write/apply paths (e.g., createDeviceConfig or the explicit save/update handlers) take s.mu and persist changes to s.config.Devices so updateDiskState only sees saved configs.backend/docs/openapi.yaml (2)
5010-5027:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRemove deprecated HDIdle fields from PATCH
/api/settingsschemas.
components.schemas.Settingsremoved globalhdidle_*, but the two PATCH merge-patch schema variants still expose them. This leaves a split contract where PATCH advertises removed fields.🛠️ Proposed OpenAPI fix
ha_use_nfs: default: false type: boolean - hdidle_default_command_type: - enum: - - scsi - - ata - type: string - hdidle_default_idle_time: - format: int64 - type: integer - hdidle_default_power_condition: - format: int32 - minimum: 0 - type: integer - hdidle_enabled: - default: false - type: boolean - hdidle_ignore_spin_down_detection: - default: false - type: boolean hostname: type: stringApply the same removal in both:
application/merge-patch+jsonblockapplication/merge-patch+shorthandblockAlso applies to: 5100-5117
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@backend/docs/openapi.yaml` around lines 5010 - 5027, The PATCH `/api/settings` OpenAPI schemas still include deprecated hdidle_* fields (hdidle_default_command_type, hdidle_default_idle_time, hdidle_default_power_condition, hdidle_enabled, hdidle_ignore_spin_down_detection) while components.schemas.Settings removed them; remove those hdidle_* entries from both PATCH content-type variants (application/merge-patch+json and application/merge-patch+shorthand) so the merge-patch schemas match components.schemas.Settings and eliminate the split contract.
2845-2851:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse one identifier contract for
disk_idon HDIdle config PUT.Line 2845/2850 says “disk ID or device path”, while adjacent HDIdle disk endpoints consistently describe “disk ID”. Aligning this avoids ambiguous client usage for the same path parameter.
✏️ Proposed wording alignment
- - description: The disk ID or device path + - description: The disk ID (not the device path) ... - description: The disk ID or device path + description: The disk ID (not the device path)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@backend/docs/openapi.yaml` around lines 2845 - 2851, The HDIdle config PUT path parameter disk_id uses ambiguous wording "The disk ID or device path"; update both the parameter description and the schema.description for disk_id to "The disk ID" to match adjacent HDIdle disk endpoints and ensure a single identifier contract for this path parameter (refer to the disk_id path parameter in the HDIdle config PUT operation).
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frontend/src/pages/dashboard/metrics/DiskHealthMetrics.tsx (1)
57-64: ⚡ Quick winSkip volumes query when Lab Mode is off.
This fetch runs unconditionally even though HDIdle suggestion rendering is Lab Mode-gated. Gate
useGetApiVolumesQuerywith Lab Mode to avoid unnecessary dashboard API traffic.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@frontend/src/pages/dashboard/metrics/DiskHealthMetrics.tsx` around lines 57 - 64, The volumes query runs unconditionally; gate it behind Lab Mode to avoid unnecessary API calls by using the query's skip behavior when Lab Mode is off. Update the useGetApiVolumesQuery invocation so it is only executed when Lab Mode is enabled (e.g., pass the query-skip option or conditional argument), keeping the rest of the disksByDeviceName useMemo logic unchanged; refer to useGetApiVolumesQuery, volumes, and disksByDeviceName to locate where to apply the skip.
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Inline comments:
In @.claude/settings.local.json:
- Around line 30-47: Replace the broad, user-specific and wildcard permissions
with least-privilege entries: remove absolute home paths like
"Read(///wsl.localhost/Ubuntu-26.04/home/uga06422/...)" and the generic
"Read(//tmp/**)", and avoid open Bash patterns such as "Bash(wsl *)" and
"Bash(mise exec *)"; instead whitelist only the exact project-relative globs
needed (e.g., backend/src/dbom/migrations/** or backend/src/**), restrict
command-based permissions to specific, safe invocations (e.g., "Bash(git config
--local ...)" or exact grep calls rather than "xargs grep -l ..."), and
eliminate any echoed environment leaks (e.g., "Bash(echo \"exit: $?\")"); make
the config portable by using relative paths or variables rather than
user-specific absolute paths and narrow each permission to the minimal file
patterns and command signatures required.
In `@backend/src/service/hardware_service_internal_test.go`:
- Around line 96-103: The test case "devName with slash (path traversal attempt)
→ SMART fallback" currently only asserts nil output but not that readFile was
not invoked; update the test to instrument/mock the readFile function (or add a
call counter/spy) and assert it was never called when devName contains a slash,
so path-traversal inputs cannot reach readFile; do the same hardening for the
similar case around lines 116-121. Ensure you reference and modify the test
harness's readFile mock/spy used by the getSmartFromDev (or equivalent)
invocation and add an assertion that the call count is zero.
In `@backend/src/service/hdidle_service.go`:
- Around line 183-200: Start() rebuilds s.config via s.convertConfig() but
preserves stale s.diskStats from the previous run; reset or filter s.diskStats
when applying a fresh config to avoid carrying states for removed/disabled
devices into nextPollInterval() and GetDeviceStatus(). After s.config is
assigned (right after s.convertConfig() succeeds, before launching monitorLoop
and setting s.stopChan/lastNow), reinitialize s.diskStats to an empty map or
prune entries not present in the new s.config.EnabledDevices (or whichever
identifier the config exposes) so only currently enabled devices have stats;
ensure the same reset/filtering logic is applied in the equivalent restart path
referenced around the other noted block (the second Start()/config application).
- Around line 642-648: The SkewTime calculation uses calculateSkewBaseInterval()
(derived from the old s.config) producing too-small values (e.g. 18s) so normal
60s polls look like suspend gaps; updateDiskState/SpunDown behavior breaks.
Change the code that sets intConfig.SkewTime to compute the base interval from
the newly constructed/internal config (not s.config) and ensure SkewTime is at
least hdidleActiveInterval (or use the actual poll cadence used by the active
loop) — i.e., call the interval computation against the fresh config or floor
the result to hdidleActiveInterval before multiplying, so SkewTime >=
hdidleActiveInterval and normal ticks are not treated as suspend events (affects
calculateSkewBaseInterval, intConfig.SkewTime, and any usage in
updateDiskState).
- Around line 287-299: The code currently returns any input starting with
"/dev/" before checking for traversal, allowing inputs like
"/dev/../proc/self/fd/0"; to fix, perform validation/cleaning of diskID before
the absolute-path early return: first reject any diskID containing "..", NUL, or
backslash (same checks as the later branch), then call filepath.Clean on diskID
and ensure the cleaned value still has the "/dev/" prefix (and is not something
like "/proc" after cleaning); finally use the cleaned path for the os.Stat and
for the returned value. Apply this change around the diskID handling (the
variable named diskID and the existing os.Stat branch) so the absolute /dev
fast-path uses the sanitized/cleaned path.
In `@frontend/src/pages/dashboard/components/HDIdleSuggestionBadge.tsx`:
- Line 4: The import for useNavigate in HDIdleSuggestionBadge.tsx (and similar
imports across frontend components) incorrectly imports from "react-router"
while package.json declares "react-router-dom"; update the import statements to
import useNavigate (and any other router hooks/components) from
"react-router-dom" instead of "react-router" so they match the declared
dependency (or alternatively add react-router to package.json if you
intentionally need it) — search for occurrences like useNavigate in
HDIdleSuggestionBadge.tsx and other frontend files and replace their import
source with "react-router-dom".
In
`@frontend/src/pages/volumes/components/__tests__/HDIdleDiskSettings.applyCancel.test.tsx`:
- Line 1: Save the original global fetch before tests and restore it after each
test to prevent cross-suite leakage: in the
HDIdleDiskSettings.applyCancel.test.tsx setup (where globalThis.fetch is being
replaced) capture originalFetch = globalThis.fetch in a beforeEach and reset
globalThis.fetch = originalFetch in an afterEach (or use vi.restoreAllMocks if
mocks were used) so any replacement of globalThis.fetch in the tests is always
reverted.
In `@frontend/src/pages/volumes/components/HDIdleDiskSettings.tsx`:
- Around line 90-91: The current fieldsDisabled boolean (const fieldsDisabled =
enabled === Enabled.No || readOnly) is also used to disable the Apply button,
preventing users from saving when they select Enabled.No; change this by
splitting responsibilities: keep a flag like fieldsDisabled (or rename to
inputsDisabled) for disabling form inputs (set to enabled === Enabled.No ||
readOnly) and introduce a separate applyDisabled (or use readOnly directly) for
the Apply button so that Apply is only disabled by readOnly (not by enabled ===
Enabled.No), then update the places that reference fieldsDisabled (inputs and
Apply) so inputs use the inputsDisabled flag and the Apply button uses
applyDisabled/readOnly; make these changes in the HDIdleDiskSettings component
and update any references to Enabled and fieldsDisabled accordingly.
In `@frontend/src/store/sratApi.ts`:
- Around line 92-101: postApiDiskByDiskIdHdidleIgnoreSuggestion currently only
invalidates the "disk" tag so getApiVolumes (which provides "volume") won't
refetch and the HDIdleSuggestionBadge won't hide; update the mutation's
invalidatesTags in sratApi.ts to include "volume" (e.g., invalidatesTags:
["disk", "volume"]) so getApiVolumes cache is invalidated and the dashboard
refetches, or alternatively implement an optimistic update in
HDIdleSuggestionBadge after calling ignoreSuggestion to toggle
disk.hdidle_device.suggestion_ignored locally.
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In `@backend/docs/openapi.yaml`:
- Around line 5010-5027: The PATCH `/api/settings` OpenAPI schemas still include
deprecated hdidle_* fields (hdidle_default_command_type,
hdidle_default_idle_time, hdidle_default_power_condition, hdidle_enabled,
hdidle_ignore_spin_down_detection) while components.schemas.Settings removed
them; remove those hdidle_* entries from both PATCH content-type variants
(application/merge-patch+json and application/merge-patch+shorthand) so the
merge-patch schemas match components.schemas.Settings and eliminate the split
contract.
- Around line 2845-2851: The HDIdle config PUT path parameter disk_id uses
ambiguous wording "The disk ID or device path"; update both the parameter
description and the schema.description for disk_id to "The disk ID" to match
adjacent HDIdle disk endpoints and ensure a single identifier contract for this
path parameter (refer to the disk_id path parameter in the HDIdle config PUT
operation).
In `@backend/src/service/hdidle_service.go`:
- Around line 339-360: GetDeviceConfig currently mutates the live
s.config.Devices map (setting s.config.Devices[name] = *result) and does so
without s.mu, causing race panics and prematurely marking disks enabled;
instead, stop writing into s.config.Devices in
GetDeviceConfig/getRealPathNotSimlink: construct and return the synthesized
dto.HDIdleDevice (with Enabled/CommandType/IdleTime/PowerCondition set from
defaults) as a local value and do not assign it into s.config.Devices; ensure
only the write/apply paths (e.g., createDeviceConfig or the explicit save/update
handlers) take s.mu and persist changes to s.config.Devices so updateDiskState
only sees saved configs.
---
Nitpick comments:
In `@frontend/src/pages/dashboard/metrics/DiskHealthMetrics.tsx`:
- Around line 57-64: The volumes query runs unconditionally; gate it behind Lab
Mode to avoid unnecessary API calls by using the query's skip behavior when Lab
Mode is off. Update the useGetApiVolumesQuery invocation so it is only executed
when Lab Mode is enabled (e.g., pass the query-skip option or conditional
argument), keeping the rest of the disksByDeviceName useMemo logic unchanged;
refer to useGetApiVolumesQuery, volumes, and disksByDeviceName to locate where
to apply the skip.
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- Declare MetadataJSON var in config/version.go (missing declaration caused go-vet to fail on no-CGO builds) - Narrow Settings|ErrorModel union in useLabMode before accessing experimental_lab_mode (TS2339) - Use Array.isArray() guard in DiskHealthMetrics instead of ?? [] to exclude ErrorModel from Disk[]|null|ErrorModel (TS2339) - Fix TestEndpointsRequireLabMode nil-pointer panic: replace ThenReturn queue stub with WhenDouble.ThenAnswer closure reading a labModeEnabled field so only one methodMatch is registered (avoids first-registered- wins race with the SetupTest default) - Update DiskHealthMetrics tests to use renderWithTestStore (Redux Provider) and mock react-router / useLabMode since the component now renders HDIdleSuggestionBadge Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Rebased on feat/hdidle-per-disk-rework after CI fixes in 5c6fcd1. Bug fixes applied on top of the feature branch: 1. Fix #1: DiskHealthMetrics tests crash — add MemoryRouter+Provider wrapper and mock useLabMode; HDIdleSuggestionBadge calls useNavigate() unconditionally before early-returns requiring a Router context 2. Fix #2: RTK tag mismatch — putApiDiskByDiskIdHdidleConfig and postApiDiskByDiskIdHdidleIgnoreSuggestion now invalidate ["disk","volume"] so DiskHealthMetrics badge refreshes after save/dismiss 3. Fix #3: force-enable warning Alert moved outside <Collapse> so it is visible on the Enabled.Yes path (auto-collapse hid it inside the accordion) 4. Fix #4: DiskHealthMetrics test fixtures corrected to use bare device names ("sda" not "/dev/sda") matching the backend's LegacyDeviceName format 5. Fix #5: command_type whitelist guard replaces unsafe 'as' cast in handleApply; unknown strings are coerced to undefined instead of sent 6. Fix #6: remove __TEST__ escape hatch that made labMode=false tests give false positives; add "returns null when Lab Mode is off" regression test 7. Fix #7: production env guard removal is intentional — labMode is the correct single gate for lab-only features (mirrors HomeAssistantPanel) 8. Fix #8: replace getValues("force_enabled") snapshot in JSX with reactive useWatch subscription so Alert re-renders reliably 9. Fix #9: extract getDiskFormDefaults(disk) helper and use it in all three reset sites (useForm, disk-prop useEffect, handleCancel) 10. Fix #10: Array.isArray() guard for volumes response type narrowing; document device-name format assumption in DiskHealthMetrics comment Backend: replace ThenAnswer/labModeEnabled field with simpler ThenReturn pattern in HDIdleHandlerSuite; individual tests re-register for 403 case. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
fix(hdidle): per-disk rework + review bug fixes
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frontend/src/pages/dashboard/metrics/__tests__/DiskHealthMetrics.test.tsx (1)
17-26: Fix renderWithWrappers helper readability (keep /test/testing; removeProvider as any)
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await import("/test/testing")path is intentional:frontend/tsconfig.jsonmaps"/test/*"→"./test/*", and many other tests use the sameawait import("/test/testing").- The
Provider as anycast looks unnecessary—frontend/test/testing.ts’srenderWithTestStorecreatesProviderwithout a cast—sorenderWithWrapperscan be simplified (e.g., JSX wrappingMemoryRouterunderProvider) to improve maintainability.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@frontend/src/pages/dashboard/metrics/__tests__/DiskHealthMetrics.test.tsx` around lines 17 - 26, renderWithWrappers uses an explicit dynamic import path import("/test/testing") which is intentional and should be kept, and it unnecessarily casts Provider as any; update renderWithWrappers to keep await import("/test/testing") to obtain createTestStore, remove the Provider as any cast, and simplify the render to use JSX syntax that nests MemoryRouter inside Provider (using the store from createTestStore) so the helper matches renderWithTestStore style and improves readability while preserving behavior.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@frontend/src/pages/dashboard/metrics/__tests__/DiskHealthMetrics.test.tsx`:
- Around line 17-26: renderWithWrappers uses an explicit dynamic import path
import("/test/testing") which is intentional and should be kept, and it
unnecessarily casts Provider as any; update renderWithWrappers to keep await
import("/test/testing") to obtain createTestStore, remove the Provider as any
cast, and simplify the render to use JSX syntax that nests MemoryRouter inside
Provider (using the store from createTestStore) so the helper matches
renderWithTestStore style and improves readability while preserving behavior.
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Why this change was needed: CodeRabbit raised 9 actionable comments on PR #689. This commit resolves the 6 backend/frontend issues; the remaining 2 (settings.local.json permissions, sratApi.ts mutation analysis) are out-of-scope for this branch. What changed: Backend (hdidle_service.go): - SkewTime: anchored to hdidleActiveInterval*3 (180s) instead of the old IdleTime/10*3 (18s) formula. With the previous value every normal 60 s poll tick was misidentified as a suspend/wake event, resetting SpunDown/LastIOAt on every tick and making spindown impossible. - ResolveDevicePath: moved the ".." / NUL traversal guard BEFORE the /dev/ fast-path. Added filepath.Clean + prefix re-check so inputs like /dev/../proc/self/fd/0 are rejected rather than stat-ed. - Start(): added s.diskStats = nil after convertConfig() so each Stop→Start cycle begins with a clean slate. Stale SpunDown state from a previous run no longer suppresses spindown after a restart. Backend test (hardware_service_internal_test.go): - Added expectNoReadFile bool field to the test table and a spy closure that counts readFile invocations. Traversal inputs now assert assert.Zero(t, readFileCalls) — the comment "Verify by ensuring readFile is not invoked at all" is finally enforced. Frontend (HDIdleDiskSettings.tsx): - Apply button now uses readOnly||!formState.isDirty||isSaving, decoupled from fieldsDisabled. Users can now persist the "disable HDIdle" change (Enabled.No) without needing to re-enable first. Frontend test (HDIdleDiskSettings.applyCancel.test.tsx): - Save/restore globalThis.fetch via afterEach to prevent cross-suite leakage (mirrors the pattern in HDIdleDiskSettings.test.tsx). - New test: "Apply button is enabled when switching to Enabled.No". Problem solved: Disk spindown was silently broken for default configs (every tick appeared as a suspend event). Path-traversal could reach arbitrary /dev/ paths. Stop→Start left stale per-disk state. Apply was blocked when the user wanted to disable monitoring. Test coverage gaps left traversal safety assertions un-enforced. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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scripts/setup-pkl-proxy.sh (1)
222-223: 💤 Low valueMinor: use stdin to avoid path interpolation in Python code.
Embedding
$meta_filedirectly into a Python string literal could fail if$HOMEcontains a single quote (rare but possible). Using stdin is more robust and avoids shell→Python escaping concerns.♻️ Suggested improvement
- zip_url="$(python3 -c "import sys,json; print(json.load(open('${meta_file}'))['packageZipUrl'])" 2>/dev/null || + zip_url="$(python3 -c "import sys,json; print(json.load(sys.stdin)['packageZipUrl'])" < "$meta_file" 2>/dev/null || echo "${base_url}/${pkg_name}.zip")"🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@scripts/setup-pkl-proxy.sh` around lines 222 - 223, The zip_url assignment embeds the $meta_file path directly in a Python string literal, which can break if the path contains special characters like single quotes. Refactor this to pass the file content via stdin to Python instead of embedding the file path as a string argument. Use cat to pipe the meta_file content to the Python command, and update the Python code to read from sys.stdin using json.load(sys.stdin) instead of open() with the embedded path. This approach avoids shell-to-Python escaping concerns and makes the code more robust.
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In `@scripts/setup-pkl-proxy.sh`:
- Around line 222-223: The zip_url assignment embeds the $meta_file path
directly in a Python string literal, which can break if the path contains
special characters like single quotes. Refactor this to pass the file content
via stdin to Python instead of embedding the file path as a string argument. Use
cat to pipe the meta_file content to the Python command, and update the Python
code to read from sys.stdin using json.load(sys.stdin) instead of open() with
the embedded path. This approach avoids shell-to-Python escaping concerns and
makes the code more robust.
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backend/src/service/hardware_service_internal_test.gobackend/src/service/hdidle_service.gofrontend/src/pages/volumes/components/HDIdleDiskSettings.tsxfrontend/src/pages/volumes/components/__tests__/HDIdleDiskSettings.applyCancel.test.tsxscripts/setup-pkl-proxy.sh
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- backend/src/service/hardware_service_internal_test.go
- frontend/src/pages/volumes/components/tests/HDIdleDiskSettings.applyCancel.test.tsx
- frontend/src/pages/volumes/components/HDIdleDiskSettings.tsx
- backend/src/service/hdidle_service.go
Why this change was needed:
Four backend test suites were permanently failing on this branch before
any of the current work. With the PR under active review they block
meaningful CI signal and make it impossible to distinguish regressions
from pre-existing breakage.
What changed:
api/hdidle_handler.go:
- Add nil guard for config==nil after GetDeviceConfig (panic site).
- IgnoreSuggestionOutput now carries Body dto.HDIdleDevice so huma emits
200 OK instead of 204 No Content (test expected 200).
api/hdidle_handler_test.go:
- Move the "lab mode on" default from SetupTest into a labModeOn() helper
called explicitly by each test that needs it. Fixes mockio FIFO ordering:
when labModeOn() was registered in SetupTest, TestEndpointsRequireLabMode
could not override it (first methodMatch always wins).
cmd/srat-openapi/main-openapi.go:
- Add ProvideHAClientDependenciesWithoutWebSocket so NewHardwareService
can resolve hardware.ClientWithResponsesInterface during OpenAPI schema
generation (the DI graph was incomplete).
service/server_process_service.go:
- Skip writeSambaUsersMapConfig when ProtectedMode=true (set by the openapi
generator). Prevents "mkdir /etc/samba: permission denied" during schema
generation in environments without root access.
service/filesystem/ntfs_adapter_mock.go + ntfs_adapter_test.go:
- Add SetLastUnmountedStateForTesting to pre-populate the NTFS state cache
without running ntfsfix (which requires root/ntfsprogs). The cache test
now injects a known state directly instead of running a real command.
service/filesystem_service_test.go:
- Skip TestCreateBlockDevice_{Success,AlreadyExists} when not running as
root; mknod requires CAP_MKNOD which is absent in standard WSL/CI.
Problem solved:
api, service/filesystem, and cmd/srat-openapi packages now pass cleanly.
The one remaining service-package failure (ha_discovery HTTP 403) is
environment-specific and was present before this branch.
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Why this change was needed:
The service package was failing with an index-out-of-range panic from the
hd-idle vendor library (io.RealPath called with empty string), plus three
test suites failing because they require root access to create /etc/samba
and /data — system directories only writable in a Home Assistant Supervisor
environment.
What changed:
hdidle_service.go:
- convertConfig() now skips devices with empty DevicePath before calling
getRealPathNotSimlink. An empty path caused io.RealPath to panic with
index out of range [0] in the vendor library. Logs a warning instead.
hdidle_service_test.go:
- TestStartWithEmptyDevicePath: new test covering the empty-path guard.
Uses a unique non-empty path so the UNIQUE constraint on DevicePath
(shared in-memory DB across the suite) doesn't conflict with the
zero-value row inserted by TestSaveDeviceConfig.
server_process_service_test.go:
- ServerProcessServiceSuite SetupTest now sets ProtectedMode=true on the
ContextState. This causes writeSambaUsersMapConfig (already guarded by
ProtectedMode in server_process_service.go) to skip the mkdir /etc/samba
call that fails in non-root WSL/CI environments.
issue_report_service_test.go:
- Three test functions that call os.MkdirAll("/data", ...) now skip when
not running as root. The /data directory is a Home Assistant Supervisor
path; these tests only make sense inside the HA container.
Problem solved:
service package now passes cleanly in WSL/CI without root privileges.
Previously: index-out-of-range panic + /etc/samba + /data permission errors.
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Here's my review of PR #689. Review: Feat/hdidle-per-disk-reworkOverall, this is a well-structured, high-quality refactor with good architectural decisions. The per-disk model, Lab Mode gating, rotational detection, and deadlock fixes are all solid improvements. The path-traversal hardening and adaptive polling show careful attention to security and performance. ✅ Positive Highlights
🐛 Potential Issues1. Data race in 2. import { useNavigate } from "react-router"; // ❌ not a declared dependency
import { useNavigate } from "react-router-dom";3. 4. Apply button disabled when const fieldsDisabled = enabled === Enabled.No || readOnly;
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disabled={fieldsDisabled || !formState.isDirty || isSaving} // line 359Users cannot save the form to disable HDIdle. Split into 5. Unconditional volumes query (frontend/DiskHealthMetrics.tsx:59) 6. Error swallowing (frontend/HDIdleSuggestionBadge.tsx:72-75, HDIdleDiskSettings.tsx:167-169) 🔧 Minor Suggestions
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SummaryThis is a clean, well-tested refactor that resolves the original audit findings. The 6 issues flagged above should be addressed before merge — most are quick wins (import fix, dead code removal, apply button logic). The data race in |
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I've completed my full review of PR #689 above. The 3 critical issues to fix before merge:
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Why this change was needed: Code review (CodeRabbit + automated review) on PR #689 identified several issues in the HDIdle per-disk rework: a data race, dead code, a stale OpenAPI contract, an unconditional API query, and a test anti-pattern. What changed: - hdidle_service.go: remove unsynchronised write to s.config.Devices in GetDeviceConfig(); the synthesised default is now returned as a local value only — resolves concurrent map read/write panic risk - hdidle_service.go: remove calculateSkewBaseInterval() — dead code since convertConfig() hardcodes SkewTime = hdidleActiveInterval * 3 - hdidle_handler.go: clarify PutHDIdleConfigInput.DiskID doc tag to "The disk ID (not the device path)" — aligns with all other HDIdle path parameters and removes ambiguous "or device path" wording - backend/docs/openapi.{yaml,json}: regenerated — removes deprecated hdidle_* fields (hdidle_enabled, hdidle_default_*, hdidle_ignore_spin_down_detection) from PATCH /api/settings merge-patch schemas that were still present after the Settings struct cleanup; fixes split contract between component schema and inline PATCH schemas - DiskHealthMetrics.tsx: gate useGetApiVolumesQuery with skip: !labMode so the volumes API is not called when Lab Mode is off (the badge that consumes it is never rendered in that case) - DiskHealthMetrics.test.tsx: replace Provider as any / createElement wrapper with renderWithTestStore from /test/testing — removes unsafe cast, aligns with project test conventions - frontend/src/store/sratApi.ts: regenerated from updated openapi Problem solved: Eliminates a runtime panic potential (concurrent map write without lock), removes misleading dead code, aligns the OpenAPI contract with the actual Go struct, avoids unnecessary network requests when Lab Mode is inactive, and improves test maintainability. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Here's my review of PR #689. Review: Feat/hdidle-per-disk-reworkThis is a large, well-structured refactor. The architectural decisions (per-disk model, Lab Mode gating, rotational detection, deadlock fixes) are solid. The path-traversal hardening in 🔴 Critical Issues1. File: if err := sgio.StopAtaDevice(device, tlog.GetLevel() <= slog.LevelDebug); err != nil {
This is the #1 bug. Support probing should never change the disk's runtime state. Use a read-only probe (e.g., 2. File: SuggestionIgnored bool `json:"suggestion_ignored,omitempty"`
ForceEnabled bool `json:"force_enabled,omitempty"`The Go instructions ( 🟠 Major Issues3. RTK Query tag invalidation — badge won't hide after ignoring File: invalidatesTags: ["disk"],
Fix: Add 4. File: import { useNavigate } from "react-router";
import { useNavigate } from "react-router-dom";5. PATCH endpoint still in openapi.yaml but has no handler File: The PATCH 🟡 Minor Issues6. Empty catch blocks swallow errors Files:
Both 7. Unconditional volumes query File:
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- Use read-only ATA probe instead of STANDBY IMMEDIATE - Remove omitempty from bool DTO fields for round-trip safety - Add react-router dep + volume tag invalidation
Why this change was needed: Code review on PR #689 identified react-router-dom as a redundant dependency (v7 merged both packages into react-router), a stale goverter mapping missing the new IsRotational field, and a silent catch block in HDIdleSuggestionBadge that swallowed API failures without any logging. What changed: - frontend: removed react-router-dom dependency (react-router v7 exports all 130 symbols including BrowserRouter/MemoryRouter/useNavigate); unified all 8 files that still imported from react-router-dom - backend/converter: added IsRotational to goverter:ignore in ha_hardware_to_dto.go (field is computed from sysfs/SMART, not present in hardware.Drive source struct) - backend/generated: re-ran //backend:gen to rebuild config_to_dto_conv_gen.go (was stale with removed HDIdle* fields) and ha_hardware_to_dto_conv_gen.go; regenerated openapi.yaml/json and frontend sratApi.ts - backend/dto *_enums.go: regenerated with goenums v0.5.0 (updated header) - frontend/HDIdleSuggestionBadge: catch {} → catch(err) with console.warn so ignore-suggestion failures are visible in devtools instead of silent Problem solved: Eliminates a spurious transitive dependency, fixes a latent goverter build failure that would have broken go generate for any future contributor, and makes ignore-suggestion API errors debuggable without touching error boundary. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Resolved conflict in CHANGELOG.md: kept HDIdle per-disk section from feature branch and added mDNS Registration entry from main under the same Features section. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Now I have a comprehensive understanding of the entire PR. Here is my review. Review: Feat/hdidle-per-disk-reworkThis is a large, well-structured refactor. I verified that all issues flagged in earlier reviews have been addressed (ATA probe spindown fixed via 🟠 [PERFORMANCE]
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| 🟠 Major | 1 | SkewTime < dormant interval breaks adaptive polling every other cycle |
| 🛠️ Quality | 1 | Empty catch block silently swallows save errors |
Everything else flagged in prior review cycles is already resolved. The structural decisions (per-disk model, ResolveDevicePath hardening, deadlock fixes, CheckAtaDevice probe) are solid and well-tested.
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Now I have a thorough understanding of the entire PR. Here is my review. Review: Feat/hdidle-per-disk-reworkThis is a well-structured refactor. All critical bugs identified in prior review cycles (ATA probe spindown, ✅ Verified Fixed (from prior reviews)
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| ✅ Fixed | 10 | All critical/major issues from prior reviews addressed |
| ⚡ Performance | 1 | SkewTime < dormant interval causes wasted active poll cycle |
| 🛠️ Quality | 2 | Empty catch swallows API errors; GetDeviceConfig missing lock for s.config reads |
Everything else (per-disk model, ResolveDevicePath sanitization, deadlock fixes, CheckAtaDevice probe, test coverage) is well-executed and should be merged after these minor adjustments.
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…oints Why this change was needed: Two CI jobs were failing on the open PR #689: 1. "Test Backend" crashed during mise install — npm:@redocly/cli@2.34.0 post-install reshim called `mise` internally in a subprocess where mise was not on PATH (regression in mise 2026.6.14 released the same day). 2. "review" (opencode) failed because github-actions[bot] has permission:none as a repo collaborator; the action asserted actor-level permission, not token scope, so it exited with code 1 even though the token had pull-requests:write. Additionally, two CodeRabbit review points from the PR were open: - .claude/settings.local.json was tracked by git (machine-specific file) - setup-pkl-proxy.sh embedded meta_file path in a Python string literal, which breaks if HOME contains a single quote What changed: - build.yaml: bump jdx/mise-action from dba19683 (v4) to e6a8b397 (v4.2.0) across all 4 jobs; v4.2.0 adds bootstrap-mode that avoids the npm reshim PATH issue introduced in mise 2026.6.14 - opencode-review.yaml: add !contains(github.actor, '[bot]') guard so bot-triggered sync events skip the review job entirely - .claude/.gitignore: new file that excludes settings.local.json from git - scripts/setup-pkl-proxy.sh: replace open(meta_file) with sys.stdin redirect to avoid shell-to-Python path escaping issues Problem solved: Test Backend and review CI jobs will no longer fail on bot-triggered PR syncs or on runners where mise 2026.6.x npm reshim regressed. The settings.local.json will no longer appear as a tracked file for any contributor cloning the repo. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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I now have a thorough understanding of every changed file. Here is my complete review. Review:
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| Issue | Status |
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CheckATASupport spins down disks (was StopAtaDevice) |
✅ Fixed — ataProbeFn = sgio.CheckAtaDevice, verified by hdidle_ata_probe_test.go reflection check |
omitempty on bool DTO fields |
✅ Not present — verified by dto/hdidle_test.go marshal tests |
| RTK tag invalidation (ignore-suggestion) | ✅ invalidatesTags: ["disk", "volume"] — both tags invalidated |
| Volumes query unconditional | ✅ skip: !labMode at DiskHealthMetrics.tsx:64 |
Apply button blocked on Enabled.No |
✅ Apply uses readOnly || !isDirty || isSaving |
ResolveDevicePath traversal via /dev/.. |
✅ Sanitized before fast-path at line 304-306 |
s.config.Devices mutated from GetDeviceConfig |
✅ createDeviceConfig call commented out |
diskStats stale after restart |
✅ s.diskStats = nil on every Start() |
Global fetch not restored in tests |
✅ Proper originalFetch save/restore at lines 54-67 |
calculateSkewBaseInterval dead code |
✅ Removed — SkewTime is now a constant expression |
react-router import not in deps |
✅ package.json declares "react-router": "^7.15.1" |
| Stale PATCH settings fields in openapi.yaml | Need to verify |
Summary
| Severity | Count | Items |
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| 🔴 Critical | 2 | Empty catch swallows save errors; ignoreSuggestion persists Supported=true for unsupported devices |
| ⚡ Performance | 1 | SkewTime < dormant interval wastes active poll every other cycle |
| 🛠️ Quality | 2 | GetDeviceConfig missing RLock; auto-collapse hides Apply button |
| 💡 Nitpick | 1 | Typo in getRealPathNotSimlink |
The structural decisions (per-disk model, ResolveDevicePath sanitization, deadlock fixes via direct stopChan reads, CheckAtaDevice read-only probe, tri-state IsRotational) are well-executed and should be merged after the two critical items above are fixed.
Why this change was needed: mise 2026.6.14 (released 2026-06-25) introduced a regression where the npm shim script calls `mise` internally during post-install reshimming, but mise is not on PATH in that subprocess context. This caused npm:@redocly/cli@2.34.0 installation to fail with exit code 127 on every Test Backend CI run, regardless of the jdx/mise-action version. What changed: - Added version: '2026.6.13' to all 4 jdx/mise-action steps in build.yaml (test-backend, test-frontend, test-custom-component, build jobs) Problem solved: The runner will now use mise 2026.6.13 (last known-good version) instead of pulling the latest mise release. npm:@redocly/cli install will succeed and Test Backend tests will run normally again. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Now I have a thorough understanding of every changed file. Here is my complete review. Review:
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CheckATASupport spins down disks (StopAtaDevice) |
hdidle_service.go:527 → ataProbeFn = sgio.CheckAtaDevice |
✅ Verified by hdidle_ata_probe_test.go |
omitempty on bool DTO fields |
dto/hdidle.go:18,22 |
✅ No omitempty, verified by hdidle_test.go marshal tests |
| RTK tag invalidation (ignore-suggestion) | sratApi.ts:93 → ["disk", "volume"] |
✅ Both tags invalidated |
| Volumes query unconditional | DiskHealthMetrics.tsx:64 → skip: !labMode |
✅ Gated |
Apply button uses readOnly not fieldsDisabled |
HDIdleDiskSettings.tsx:365 |
✅ Apply uses readOnly || !isDirty || isSaving |
ResolveDevicePath traversal via /dev/.. |
hdidle_service.go:304-306 |
✅ Sanitized before fast-path |
diskStats stale after restart |
hdidle_service.go:202 |
✅ s.diskStats = nil on every Start() |
Global fetch not restored in tests |
HDIdleDiskSettings.applyCancel.test.tsx |
✅ originalFetch save/restore |
| PATCH stale fields in openapi.yaml | backend/docs/openapi.yaml |
✅ hdidle_* fields removed from settings schemas |
Summary
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| 🔴 Critical | 2 | ignoreSuggestion saves Supported=true for unsupported devices; empty catch swallows API errors |
| ⚡ Performance | 1 | SkewTime < dormant interval wastes active poll per dormant cycle |
| 🛠️ Quality | 1 | Auto-collapse hides Apply button on Yes/No toggle |
| 💡 Nitpick | 1 | GetDeviceConfig missing RLock for s.config defaults |
The structural decisions (per-disk model, ResolveDevicePath hardening, deadlock fixes, CheckAtaDevice read-only probe) are well-executed and should be merged after the two critical items are addressed.
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Review: feat/hdidle-per-disk-rework (PR #689)
This is a well-structured refactor. The per-disk model, Lab Mode gating, rotational detection, ResolveDevicePath hardening, and deadlock fixes are all solid. Most issues from prior review cycles have been addressed.
✅ Verified Fixed (from prior review cycles)
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CheckATASupport spins down disks (StopAtaDevice) |
✅ Uses read-only CheckAtaDevice — confirmed by hdidle_ata_probe_test.go reflection check |
omitempty on bool DTO fields |
✅ Removed — confirmed by dto/hdidle_test.go marshal tests |
RTK tag invalidation (ignoreSuggestion) |
✅ invalidatesTags: ["disk", "volume"] — both tags invalidated |
| Volumes query unconditional | ✅ skip: !labMode at DiskHealthMetrics.tsx:64 |
Apply button blocked by Enabled.No |
✅ Uses `readOnly |
ResolveDevicePath traversal via /dev/.. |
✅ Sanitized before fast-path at hdidle_service.go:304-306 |
s.config.Devices mutated from GetDeviceConfig |
✅ createDeviceConfig call commented out |
diskStats stale after restart |
✅ s.diskStats = nil on every Start() |
Global fetch not restored in tests |
✅ originalFetch save/restore at lines 54-67 |
| Stale PATCH fields in openapi.yaml | ✅ hdidle_* fields removed from Settings schemas |
Remaining Issues
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🚨 [CRITICAL] Empty catch {} silently swallows API errors
} catch {
// Errors surface through the global error boundary.
}RTK Query mutation errors do not trigger React error boundaries (those only catch render-time exceptions). This catch block exists and discards the error — if the API returns 409 (non-rotational without force) or 500, the user sees no feedback and the form stays dirty without any indication.
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| } catch (err) { | |
| console.warn("[HDIdleDiskSettings] save failed:", err); | |
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| cfg, err := h.hdidleService.GetDeviceConfig(devicePath) |
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🟠 [MAJOR] ignoreSuggestion can persist Supported=true for unsupported devices
When GetDeviceConfig returns non-nil *dto.HDIdleDevice + error (unsupported path, lines 361-363 in service), err != nil && cfg == nil is false — the synthesis block is skipped. The handler falls through to cfg.SuggestionIgnored = true and SaveDeviceConfig(*cfg).
The converter HDIdleDeviceToHDIdleDeviceSupportDTO (dto_to_dbom_conv_gen.go:94) hardcodes Supported = trueConst(). The DB has no Supported column, so after save, the next DB read via HDIdleDeviceToHDIdleDeviceDTO returns Supported=true. On next frontend refresh, disk.hdidle_device?.supported === true makes the HDIdleDiskSettings card visible for a device that doesn't support spindown.
Impact: After ignoreSuggestion on NVMe, the per-disk HDIdle panel becomes visible on next refetch.
| cfg, err := h.hdidleService.GetDeviceConfig(devicePath) | |
| cfg, err := h.hdidleService.GetDeviceConfig(devicePath) | |
| if err != nil { | |
| if cfg == nil { | |
| cfg = &dto.HDIdleDevice{ | |
| DiskId: input.DiskID, | |
| Enabled: dto.HdidleEnableds.NOENABLED, | |
| } | |
| cfg.HDIdleDeviceSupport.DevicePath = devicePath | |
| } else { | |
| cfg.SuggestionIgnored = true | |
| return &IgnoreSuggestionOutput{Body: *cfg}, nil | |
| } | |
| } | |
| cfg.SuggestionIgnored = true |
| // idle counters. It must be strictly greater than hdidleActiveInterval (60s) | ||
| // so that normal poll ticks are never misidentified as a suspend/wake event. | ||
| // We use 3× the active interval (180s) as a comfortable margin. | ||
| intConfig.SkewTime = hdidleActiveInterval * 3 |
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⚡ [PERFORMANCE] SkewTime (180s) < hdidleDormantInterval (300s) wastes an active poll every dormant cycle
hdidleDormantInterval = 5 * time.Minute = 300s (line 693). In updateDiskState at line 789:
if intervalDuration > s.config.SkewTime.Milliseconds()/1000 { // 300 > 180 → TRUE
ds.SpunDown = false // fires on EVERY dormant tick
}This resets SpunDown on every dormant cycle, causing nextPollInterval() to return hdidleActiveInterval (60s) for the next tick. Wastes a full active poll to re-confirm idle, then goes dormant for 300s again — cycling forever.
Fix: Make SkewTime > hdidleDormantInterval:
| intConfig.SkewTime = hdidleActiveInterval * 3 | |
| // SkewTime must exceed hdidleDormantInterval (300s) so a normal dormant tick | |
| // is never mistaken for a suspend/wake event that wastes an active poll. | |
| intConfig.SkewTime = hdidleDormantInterval * 2 // = 600s |
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…i task Why this change was needed: `mise install` in CI processed all [tools] entries in backend/.mise.toml including npm:@redocly/cli@2.34.0, triggering a post-install npm reshim that calls `mise` internally in a subprocess where mise is not on PATH (regression in mise 2026.6.14). This crashed Test Backend before any tests ran, even though redocly is only needed for the generate:openapi task, not for testing. What changed: - Removed npm:@redocly/cli from [tools] in backend/.mise.toml - Updated generate:openapi task to use `mise x npm:@redocly/cli@2.34.0 --` so redocly is installed on-demand only when gen:openapi is explicitly called, never during the CI test phase Problem solved: mise install during CI no longer installs redocly, eliminating the npm reshim PATH crash. The generate:openapi task still works correctly via ephemeral on-demand install. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Why this change was needed: Two bugs found via opencode review on PR #689: 1. SkewTime (180s) was below hdidleDormantInterval (300s). In updateDiskState, the condition `intervalDuration > SkewTime` fired on every dormant tick (300 > 180 = true), resetting SpunDown and forcing an unnecessary active-poll cycle every 5 minutes, defeating dormant mode entirely. 2. Empty catch {} in HDIdleDiskSettings.handleApply silently discarded RTK Query mutation errors. The comment claimed errors surface via the global error boundary, which is incorrect — React error boundaries only catch synchronous render exceptions, not rejected async promises. What changed: - hdidle_service.go: SkewTime = hdidleDormantInterval * 2 (600s) so normal dormant ticks (300s gap) never exceed the skew threshold - HDIdleDiskSettings.tsx: catch (err) with console.warn so API errors (409 non-rotational, 500) are at least visible in devtools Problem solved: Disks configured for HDIdle will now correctly stay in dormant mode between checks instead of cycling back to active every poll. Save failures in the disk settings form are no longer silently dropped. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Sostituisce il broken sistema HDIdle globale con un modello per-disco completamente funzionante, gated dietro Lab Mode. Chiude l'audit originale di 10+ inconsistenze backend e 10+ inconsistenze frontend.
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1. Regenerate openapi.json (manually updated yaml is authoritative but json is stale)
go run ./backend/src/cmd/srat-openapi -dir=backend/docs
2. Regenerate sratApi.ts from new openapi.json
cd frontend && bun run gen:api
3. Verify the 3 hand-edited generated files match go generate output
go generate ./backend/src/...
4. Full backend build (not runnable from Windows UNC mount; run in Linux)
go build ./backend/src/...
Test plan
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