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ApprovabilityVerdict: Not approved Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — This PR introduces automatic stale-limit refresh and server-side revalidation across web, mobile, shared runtime, and provider-source code, changing network activity and existing Limits-view behavior. Unresolved Medium findings also identify incorrect handling of unsupported accounts and stale empty snapshots. Not approved because:
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 5 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds shared usage-limit freshness checks, client and server refresh coordination, and lifecycle-aware refresh hooks for web and mobile. Tests cover stale data, coalescing, retry behavior, visibility, focus, and app-state transitions. ChangesUsage limits freshness
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant UsagePage
participant useUsageLimitsRefresh
participant createUsageLimitsRefresher
participant refreshProviders
UsagePage->>useUsageLimitsRefresh: enable when limits are visible
useUsageLimitsRefresh->>createUsageLimitsRefresher: evaluate selected connected environments
createUsageLimitsRefresher->>refreshProviders: refresh stale environments
refreshProviders-->>UsagePage: update usage data
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In `@packages/shared/src/usageLimits.ts`:
- Around line 260-262: Update the failures filter in the hub-account limits flow
to include only accounts whose usage-limit state is probeFailed, rather than
every account for which limitsNotice returns a notice. Preserve the existing
handling of unsupported accounts and accounts with no windows outside the “Could
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The docstring coverage warning is not actionable under this repository’s documentation guidance: comments should explain non-obvious behavior, not restate every function. The freshness coordinator, subscription revalidation, and intentional lifecycle dependencies are documented. No boilerplate comments added solely to raise coverage. |
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Superseded by merged #11928, which refreshes Usage → Limits when the tab opens. Closing this PR as leftover hygiene. |
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Closing as superseded by #11928. |
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Opening Usage → Limits could keep showing hours-old subscription quotas. The hub cache was refreshed at startup, on settings changes, or on a background-policy-gated interval; opening Limits and subscribing again only replayed the cached snapshot. This reproduces even with accepted client activity reports.
Revalidate expired hub snapshots when clients subscribe. Web/desktop and mobile now check freshness when Limits opens, reconnects, or returns to the foreground, and once per minute while visible. Fresh environments are skipped, overlapping requests are coalesced, and failed attempts are bounded. Hidden views and background mobile screens schedule no extra refresh timer. Existing notices now identify stale data, including empty snapshots, and individual hub-account read failures while excluding unsupported accounts.
Validated with 63 focused tests covering idle caches, concurrent reconnects, foreground resume, screen navigation, multiple environments, and failed reads/retries. Server, web, and mobile typechecks and targeted lint pass. An isolated Chromium client against a controllable HTTP hub reproduced stale 44% usage while the hub returned 51%, then verified automatic refresh on reopening, no hub reads on Tokens, visible provider errors, and recovery. Browser timers were advanced for the lifecycle checks. No physical macOS/iOS verification or live install changes.
The affected hub/reporter sources match the K12 nightly
0.0.41-nightly.20260912.1612, release commita43f9b45ae85caf37e0be8270ad3d27365ece2bd, and current main. The historical empty lease lists remain unexplained; the reproduction demonstrates that they are not required. #11187 fixes countdown refresh, and #10310 addresses disabled hub polling, neither covers this read path.Before · Fresh result after reopening · Provider error · Refresh and recovery recording
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