ADFA-5486: Improve the metrics charts - labels, sample rate, zoom, snapshots, annotations, undocking - #1785
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The sampling loop called a hardcoded delay(1000), ignoring the updateInterval constructor parameter it was given. Passing a different interval changed nothing, so the sample rate was fixed at one second whatever a caller asked for. NetworkUsageWatcher (ADFA-5489) uses its interval correctly, so the two watchers disagreed. This is the "sample time is fixed" of ADFA-5486, present in the code and not only in the UI. Making the interval configurable from settings is the rest of that ticket; this makes the existing parameter mean something first. Two supporting changes, both needed to test the loop at all: - The dispatchers are injectable, defaulting to the single-thread context and Dispatchers.Main.immediate as before. Tests drive the loop on a TestDispatcher and advance virtual time, so the regression test is deterministic rather than a wall-clock race. A first attempt that slept on the real clock hung the test executor. - readUsages() returns before the ActivityManager lookup when no process is being watched. Behaviour-preserving -- it went on to iterate zero pids -- and it keeps an idle watcher off BaseApplication, which a unit test does not have. Verified the tests fail without the fix: with delay(1000) restored, "the sampling rate follows the configured interval" reports 1 sample where it expects at least 9, for exactly the reason it is named for. The longer-interval test passes either way by construction; it guards the proportionality, not the bug. Verified: :app:testV8DebugUnitTest, 51 tests green across app ui/utils. ADFA-5486 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QeW3M24yD6HNhEnbuNW7Hz
ADFA-5489 gave the metrics carousel a second chart, and with it a second copy of the chart setup: the two renderers had a byte-identical configure() apart from the value formatter, and a byte-identical block in rebuild() applying theme colours and redrawing. ADFA-5486 adds x-axis labels, zoom, event annotations and snapshot export to "the line chart", written when there was only one. All four belong on both charts, and duplicated setup is how they end up on one. This puts the common behaviour in one place before that work starts. MetricsChartRenderer holds the attach/detach lifecycle -- including detachIfAttached, which a recycling carousel page needs -- the shared axis and gesture configuration, and the data/redraw helpers. Subclasses override configure() to add what is theirs (the memory chart's MB formatter; the network chart's byte formatter and per-decade granularity) and call through. Behaviour-neutral: no configuration value changed, only where it lives. The existing renderer tests are the evidence, and both charts were compared on device against the previous build. Verified: :app:testV8DebugUnitTest, 51 tests green across app ui/utils; both carousel pages rendered on a Pixel 6 Pro (arm64, v8 debug), including the network chart under a live Gradle sync. ADFA-5486 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QeW3M24yD6HNhEnbuNW7Hz
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…ndow Retention goes from 30 samples to 3600 -- an hour at the current one second interval -- so that zoom, pan and event annotations have something to work against. Against 30 samples they are close to meaningless. Three parts, each a consequence of the first: History moves into MetricsViewModel. The watchers were fields on the editor activity and survived rotation only because EditorActivityKt happens to declare orientation in its configChanges. Drop that flag, or add a screen that does not declare it, and an hour of history would vanish silently. An activity-scoped ViewModel makes survival a property of the lifecycle rather than a manifest coincidence. It does not survive process death; that is ADFA-5494. The chart shows a window of 60 samples rather than all 3600. Holding an hour is cheap -- about 29KB of longs per series -- but drawing 3600 points per series into a 200dp strip is not, and it would be illegible anyway. MPAndroidChart clips drawing to the visible x range, so a window keeps the cost independent of how much is retained. This is also the shape the zoom feature needs, arrived at from the other direction. The x axis is labelled by age. Sample indices were already meaningless and would now run to 3599. This pulls forward part of the ticket's x-axis-labels step, because 3600 samples made the old labels actively worse rather than merely uninformative. Two bugs found on device that no unit test would have caught: - A bound callable reference evaluates its receiver where it is written. Passing memoryUsageWatcher::getMemoryUsages from a field initializer therefore reached the ViewModel during the activity constructor, which throws "You can't request ViewModel before onCreate call" and made the editor unlaunchable. The providers are lambdas now, so the watcher is resolved per call. - The visible x range is held as a scale factor, so a layout change left the window pointing at a different part of the history: after a rotation the chart showed samples from half an hour earlier, with the axis reading -1979s. The window is re-applied on every redraw rather than only when data is set. Verified on a Pixel 6 Pro (arm64), v8 debug: - Both charts show a rolling 60-second window, x axis reading -59s to now, over an hour-deep buffer. - History survives rotation: the same traffic burst was still on screen after a portrait/landscape round trip, correctly aged from -14s to -29s, with sampling continuous across the change. - Landscape re-verified after the viewport fix; no crashes throughout. - 66 tests green across app ui/utils/activities. Known and deliberate: sampling still stops in onPause, so a backgrounded editor leaves a gap that the evenly-spaced x axis does not represent. Raised on the ticket. ADFA-5486 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QeW3M24yD6HNhEnbuNW7Hz
Two things, both from looking at the device rather than the tests. The x axis labels were never missing. MPAndroidChart defaults every component's text to Color.BLACK. setData gave the y axis and the legend a themed colour and nobody ever gave one to the x axis, so its labels have been drawn black on a near-black surface for as long as the chart has existed. Brightening a screenshot 3.2x shows them sitting there perfectly well formed. That is the "the line chart x axis has no labels" of ADFA-5486: not absent, invisible. One line fixes it. Sampling now continues while the editor is backgrounded. It used to stop in onPause, which was harmless at 30 samples and is not at 3600: the x axis assumes samples are evenly spaced, so any spell in the background made it misreport how old everything to the left of the gap was. Only the listeners are dropped on pause, so nothing redraws a chart nobody is looking at, and sampling itself now lives as long as MetricsViewModel. onResume rebuilds both charts rather than waiting a tick, and only starts a watcher that is not already running -- otherwise every resume logged a spurious "already being watched" warning. This also makes the chart answer a question it could not before: what memory did while you were not looking. Verified by backgrounding the editor for 25 seconds -- the chart came back showing the drop as the app went away, the plateau while it was gone, and the rise on return, all recorded. Battery: one /proc read and one TrafficStats read per second while backgrounded. Modest, and the platform freezes cached processes anyway, which stops it for free. Verified on a Pixel 6 Pro (arm64), v8 debug: - x axis reads -59s / -44s / -29s / -14s in the same colour as the y axis labels. - Background sampling as described; no gap in the history. - No "already being watched" warnings in logcat; no crashes. - 66 tests green across app ui/utils/activities. ADFA-5486 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QeW3M24yD6HNhEnbuNW7Hz
Groundwork for the tap-on-x-axis rate dialog, which the ticket description now specifies (0.1s to 60s). The dialog itself is not built yet; this is the machinery it will drive. Retention goes from 3600 to 10000 samples. With the rate variable, a sample count no longer means a fixed span: 10000 covers most of three hours at one second and about seventeen minutes at the 0.1s floor. 80KB of longs per series, and drawing cost is unchanged because the chart shows a window rather than the whole buffer. The sampling interval is now settable, and changing it clears the history. The chart reads a sample's age from its position, which assumes every sample is the same age apart; a buffer holding samples taken at two rates would silently misdate all the older ones. The network watcher also drops its cumulative baseline, otherwise the first sample after a change would report every byte since the previous one as a single delta -- a spike at exactly the moment the user changed the rate. MetricsSamplingRates holds the floors: 0.1s on 64-bit hardware, 0.5s on 32-bit. Sampling costs a Debug.getMemoryInfo call per watched process plus two TrafficStats reads every interval, and ten times a second on a weak device is enough to distort what the chart is measuring. Rates a device cannot use are still listed, marked unavailable, rather than hidden -- Rate.isAvailable is what the chooser should grey out. A chooser that silently omitted them would leave the user assuming the IDE cannot sample faster, rather than seeing that their hardware is what costs them the two fastest rates. The floor is keyed on the device's architecture, not the build flavour: a 32-bit build of the IDE running on a 64-bit phone is still running on hardware that can afford the faster rate. Verified on a Pixel 6 Pro (arm64), v8 debug: both charts render unchanged at the higher retention, no crashes. 60 tests green across app ui/utils, 9 of them new. ADFA-5486 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QeW3M24yD6HNhEnbuNW7Hz
The carousel's pages, renderers, page-change callback and watcher listeners were spread across BaseEditorActivity. Undocking (ADFA-5486) needs the same carousel built against a floating window's context, so running one is now a thing an object does rather than something an activity is. The activity keeps what is genuinely its own: the status-bar inset on the pager, when to start and stop sampling, and which colour each watched process is drawn in -- the last passed in as a lambda, because the process names it keys on belong to the activity. Binding also takes over the watcher listeners, which is what makes the controller the single owner of "a carousel that is being looked at". onPause unbinds and onResume rebinds; sampling is untouched by either, so the history stays continuous. Worth recording for the undocking work: only one carousel can be live at a time. MemoryUsageWatcher and NetworkUsageWatcher each hold a single listener, not a list, so a second carousel would silently take the updates from the first. Undocking therefore has to move the carousel out of the editor rather than copy it into the window -- which matches how an editor file tab already undocks, leaving the tab row. Behaviour-neutral. Verified on a Pixel 6 Pro (arm64), v8 debug: both pages render, paging works, and backgrounding for 15 seconds and returning shows continuous history across the gap, exercising the unbind/rebind path. 75 tests green across app ui/utils/activities. ADFA-5486 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QeW3M24yD6HNhEnbuNW7Hz
A two-finger tap on the carousel floats it over other apps, and the editor shows "Metrics are in a floating window. Tap to bring them back." in the space it vacates. Tapping that message, or the window's own dock control, brings it back. Undocking moves the carousel rather than copying it. MemoryUsageWatcher and NetworkUsageWatcher hold a single listener each, so two live carousels would mean the second silently taking the first one's updates. MetricsCarouselDockableContent therefore rebinds the editor's own MetricsCarouselController into the window, and the editor shows the message instead. That also matches how an editor file tab undocks, leaving the tab row. The history is untouched by the move: the watchers own it, so the carousel is redrawn in full wherever it binds. Without the message the reveal would open on an empty strip, which reads as broken, and a window dragged off screen would leave no way back. The gesture is recognised in dispatchTouchEvent, not onInterceptTouchEvent. ViewPager2's RecyclerView calls requestDisallowInterceptTouchEvent on its parents the moment a second pointer lands, and a ViewGroup only calls onInterceptTouchEvent while that flag is clear -- so the first version saw the two fingers arrive and never saw them leave. It fired on nothing. dispatchTouchEvent is delivered first and the flag does not affect it. The unit tests did not catch that, because they called onInterceptTouchEvent directly: they proved the recogniser's logic and not that the framework would ever call it. They now drive dispatchTouchEvent, which is what actually happens. Same failure as the chart axis earlier in this ticket -- a green test over a wire that was never connected. Also generalises the project-close teardown. closeAll released resources only for EditorPanelDockableContent, so any other content type would be removed from DockingManager without being told; it now gets onDestroyView, which is how the carousel unbinds its controller. Verified on a Pixel 6 Pro (arm64), v8 debug, the two-finger taps done by hand because adb cannot inject multi-touch and sendevent needs root: - Two-finger tap undocks; the window shows the carousel with its chrome and the editor shows the message. - Tapping the message re-docks, and the chart returns with its history intact across the float. - FloatingTabService starts on undock and stops on re-dock; no leaked service, no crashes. - 508 tests green across the app module, 5 of them new for the gesture. Known gap: the two-finger tap cannot be exercised in CI for the same reason it could not be scripted here. ADFA-5486 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QeW3M24yD6HNhEnbuNW7Hz
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Three defects raised in review of ADFA-5487/5489, all in the same few lines and all present in both watchers. stopWatching() could not stop the sampler. The loop was launched with `launch(context = SupervisorJob() + dispatcher)`, which gives the coroutine its own parent job, so the watcher's scope could not cancel it: it ran on until it next observed the `watching` flag, and it spends almost all of its time asleep in `delay(updateInterval)`. Stop and start inside that window and the old loop woke up, saw the flag set again, and carried on beside the new one -- two samplers writing history and notifying the chart. The window is as wide as the interval, which ADFA-5486 made configurable up to sixty seconds. The job is now stored and cancelled. An exception ended sampling permanently. A throw anywhere in the body killed the coroutine while `watching` stayed true, so every later startWatching() was refused as "already watching" and the chart silently stopped updating for the rest of the session. A misbehaving listener was enough. The body is guarded now: a sample is worth losing, the loop is not. CancellationException is rethrown so cancellation still works. The dispatcher was never closed. `newSingleThreadContext` holds a thread until closed, and nothing closed it. close() is separate from stopWatching() because the watcher is stopped and restarted across the editor's lifecycle; only the terminal teardown should give up the thread. MetricsViewModel.onCleared calls it. startWatching() also uses compareAndSet rather than a check followed by a set, so two callers cannot both pass the guard. Tests: 5 new lifecycle tests. Verified they fail without the fix, though the first one fails by hanging rather than by asserting -- with the loop unstoppable, runTest never drains the scheduler. That is the bug seen from the inside, and it is why each test now closes its watcher. Verified on a Pixel 6 Pro (arm64), v8 debug: chart samples continuously across a background/foreground cycle, no crashes, nothing logged from the new failure guard. 70 tests green across app ui/utils. Addresses CodeRabbit findings on #1784. ADFA-5486 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QeW3M24yD6HNhEnbuNW7Hz
Significant events are Gradle task starts and stops, drawn as dashed vertical markers labelled with the task name. Gradle emits those far faster than a chart can show them -- an incremental build blasts through dozens of up-to-date tasks in a second or two -- so MetricsAnnotationStore throttles to at most one every five seconds and keeps the first of each quiet period, since the interesting moment is when work began rather than an arbitrary one from the middle of a burst. Annotations are stored by wall-clock time, not by sample position. The charts hold a ring buffer whose contents shift under them, so a stored index would drift; the renderer converts a timestamp to an x position from its age at draw time, and anything older than the buffer holds falls outside the axis. A marker therefore travels left with the data and leaves the visible window, which is what it should do. The events already reached EditorBuildEventListener.onProgressEvent for the status line, so this needed no new plumbing -- only a second use of the same TaskStartEvent, plus TaskFinishEvent. Worth recording, because it would have shipped silently broken: lastRecordedAt started at Long.MIN_VALUE, so `now - lastRecordedAt` overflowed to a negative gap on the very first call. That reads as "inside the throttle window", so the store swallowed every annotation for its entire life and nothing anywhere reported an error. All seven tests caught it on their first run. It is nullable now. Verified on a Pixel 6 Pro (arm64), v8 debug: a project sync records nothing, correctly -- a sync configures and emits no task events -- and a build draws a marker at :app:preBuild, confirmed on screen. The rest of that build's tasks completed inside the five-second window and were collapsed into that one marker, which is the throttle working as specified. 7 new tests; 77 green across app ui/utils. ADFA-5486 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QeW3M24yD6HNhEnbuNW7Hz
Long-pressing the chart title writes the visible chart to a PNG and hands it to the system share sheet, so it can go into a ticket, a chat or a file. Snapshot means an image of the chart, as decided on the ticket. The gestures over the chart itself are all spoken for -- paging, panning a zoomed chart, and the two-finger tap that undocks -- so the title is the target: an unambiguous one that behaves the same whether the carousel is docked or floating. Images go to a directory under the cache, so the platform can reclaim them, and each export clears the previous one. This is a scratch space for handing a single image to another app, not a gallery; the sharing intent grants the receiving app access before the next export matters. Chart titles are translated, so the filename is derived rather than copied: lowercased, everything outside a-z0-9 collapsed to hyphens, and falling back to "metrics" if nothing usable is left. Verified on a Pixel 6 Pro (arm64), v8 debug: long-pressing the title raised the share sheet showing a preview of the real chart, and left memory-usage-20260905-103613.png (37KB) in the cache directory. 5 new tests; 82 green across app ui/utils. ADFA-5486 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QeW3M24yD6HNhEnbuNW7Hz
A tap on the x axis opens a chooser offering every rate from 0.1s to 60s, as the ticket specifies. Picking one applies it to both watchers and discards the history, because a buffer holding samples taken at two rates would misdate the older ones. Rates the device cannot use are listed and greyed rather than hidden, so the user can see that their hardware is what costs them the two fastest rates instead of assuming the IDE cannot sample faster. On a 64-bit device all nine are selectable; on 32-bit the 0.1s and 0.2s entries read "needs a 64-bit device" and do nothing. The tap is recognised through the chart's own gesture listener rather than a view: the axis is drawn by MPAndroidChart, so there is nothing to attach a click listener to, and only the chart knows where it put the axis. A tap above viewPortHandler.contentTop landed on it. Two bugs found on the device while doing this: The dialog first appeared with no list at all. An AlertDialog shows either a message or a list, never both, and the message silently wins -- so the explanatory line had swallowed the nine rates. The explanation lives on the greyed entries instead. The x axis kept labelling with the old interval after a rate change: ElapsedTimeFormatter captured sampleIntervalMillis at construction, so at 5s per sample it still read -54s where the leftmost sample was really 295 seconds old. Annotation positioning shared the flaw. Both take a provider now and read the live value. I had flagged this risk when making the interval settable and then did not carry it through. Verified on a Pixel 6 Pro (arm64), v8 debug: the chooser opens from an axis tap with the current rate ticked, selecting a slower rate clears the history and refills at the new rate, and the gridlines re-space to match. 82 tests green across app ui/utils. ADFA-5486 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QeW3M24yD6HNhEnbuNW7Hz
Replaces the long-press on the chart title with a camera button in the graph's bottom-right corner, at your request. The long-press worked but advertised nothing: a user had no way to discover that the title did anything. A visible control does not have that problem, and it costs no gesture -- every gesture over the chart is already taken by paging, the two-finger tap that undocks, pinch to zoom, and the tap on the x axis for the sampling rate. The icon is small, as asked, and sits as low and as far right as the graph area allows. The button around it keeps a 40dp touch target, since the visual size of a control and its touch target need not match, and a 24dp target would be hard to hit. Verified on a Pixel 6 Pro (arm64), v8 debug: the button sits in the corner of the plot, and tapping it raises the share sheet showing the real chart, leaving memory-usage-20260905-105005.png in the cache. ADFA-5486 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QeW3M24yD6HNhEnbuNW7Hz
… axis The time axis zooms and a zoomed chart pans, without taking the swipe that pages the carousel. The x axis moves to the bottom of the plot. Your split -- carousel swipe below the axis, pan above it -- assumed the conventional position, and ours was at the top, where "above the axis" is a sliver against the status bar. At the bottom the split describes real regions: the plot, and the strip of axis labels, legend and title beneath it. Ownership of a horizontal drag is settled once, on the way down, before either the pager or the chart has seen a move: the pager's touch paging is switched off for the gesture when the drag starts inside the plot of a zoomed chart, which lets the drag through to pan it. Everywhere else the carousel keeps the swipe -- the strip below the axis always, and the whole chart while it is at rest, since there is nothing to pan to. Only the time axis scales. Zooming the value axis on a memory or throughput chart just makes the numbers lie about their own scale. Two things that would otherwise make zoom useless: the auto-follow window no longer re-centres while zoomed, which would have dragged the user back to the newest samples once a second; and switching carousel page resets the zoom, so a page left magnified does not go on claiming horizontal drags when it comes back. Not verified on hardware. A pinch cannot be injected on an unrooted device -- adb input has no multi-touch and sendevent needs root -- which is the same limit the two-finger tap hit. The axis position and the absence of regressions are verified; the pinch itself needs a hand. 82 tests green across app ui/utils. ADFA-5486 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QeW3M24yD6HNhEnbuNW7Hz
…g arrows Two of the three problems reported from the device turned out to be one bug. Showing a 60-sample window of a 10000-sample buffer *is* a zoom as far as MPAndroidChart is concerned: scaleX sits around 166 at rest. So testing `scaleX > 1f` for "has the user zoomed" was always true, with two consequences. The auto-follow window stopped re-centring after the first draw, which is why a floating window drifted to around -5000s. And the chart claimed every horizontal drag, which is why moving between carousel pages was so hard -- the swipe was being taken to pan a chart nobody had zoomed. Zoom is now recorded from the scale gesture itself rather than inferred from the viewport, which cannot be confused by the window we set. Paging arrows either side of the chart title. Swiping still works, but it competes with panning a zoomed chart and with the editor's drawer gesture, and losing that race intermittently is worse than not having the gesture at all. The arrow for an end of the carousel is dimmed and disabled. Keyboard in the floating window: nothing in the carousel is typed into, so nothing in it should take focus. A focusable child makes an overlay window focusable, and the soft keyboard then opens over the chart on every touch. The content blocks descendant focus, and a touch also dismisses any keyboard already showing. Verified on a Pixel 6 Pro (arm64), v8 debug: the arrows move between pages and dim at each end, and the axis, window and legend are unchanged otherwise. The keyboard fix and the floating-window drift need the window open to confirm. 82 tests green across app ui/utils. ADFA-5486 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QeW3M24yD6HNhEnbuNW7Hz
The shared arrow drawables carry a hardcoded android:tint="#000000", so the paging arrows were drawn black on the near-black chart surface and could not be seen at all. This is the same failure as the x axis labels earlier in this ticket, which were invisible for the same reason -- MPAndroidChart defaults its text to Color.BLACK -- and it happened again because these icons were reused without checking what colour they came with. Anything drawn on this surface needs its colour asserted at the usage site rather than assumed. Tinted at the usage site rather than by editing the shared drawables, which are used elsewhere on light backgrounds. Verified on a Pixel 6 Pro (arm64), v8 debug: both arrows legible, the one at the end of the carousel dimmed. ADFA-5486 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QeW3M24yD6HNhEnbuNW7Hz
Swiping in the graph area no longer changes page. The arrows either side of the title are the only way. This removes a three-way contention rather than arbitrating it. A horizontal drag in the plot was wanted by the carousel, by a zoomed chart wanting to pan, and by the editor's drawer gesture; deciding between them per gesture worked, but losing the race intermittently made the carousel feel unreliable, and no amount of tuning makes an ambiguous gesture feel deliberate. With touch paging off, a horizontal drag in the plot is unambiguously a pan, and paging is a plain control that cannot be misread. The gesture arbitration goes with it: the router in MetricsCarouselLayout, the paging-enabled callback, and handlesHorizontalDragAt on the renderer are all deleted rather than left switched off. What stays: the layout still asks its ancestors not to intercept, so a horizontal drag in this strip reaches the chart to pan with instead of opening the drawer, and the editor's fling detector still excludes the carousel's bounds. The x axis stays at the bottom. It moved there so the strip beneath it could be reserved for the carousel swipe, which no longer exists, but the bottom is the conventional place for a time axis and moving it back would be churn. Verified on a Pixel 6 Pro (arm64), v8 debug: a swipe across the plot leaves the title on "Memory usage", and the next arrow moves it to "Network traffic". 82 tests green across app ui/utils. ADFA-5486 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QeW3M24yD6HNhEnbuNW7Hz
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WalkthroughThe metrics carousel now uses ViewModel-owned watchers and annotations. Shared chart rendering and lifecycle handling move into reusable controllers. The carousel supports sampling-rate controls, snapshots, two-finger undocking, floating windows, redocking, and continued background sampling. ChangesMetrics carousel
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Sampling changes can produce incorrect network spikes or excessive 32-bit device load, while snapshot export can use a stale activity or crash on expected sharing failures. These issues should be fixed before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/editor/floating/MetricsCarouselDockableContent.kt (1)
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In
`@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/activities/editor/BaseEditorActivity.kt`:
- Line 203: Remove the instance-bound ::getMemUsageLineColorFor reference from
MetricsCarouselController configuration in BaseEditorActivity. Move the resolver
to a companion object or top-level function and update the lineColorFor binding
to use that static resolver, preventing the floating controller from retaining
the activity.
- Line 531: Update the metrics carousel lifecycle handling in
BaseEditorActivity: skip the unbind operations near the pause and destroy paths
when isMetricsCarouselUndocked() is true, and in the window-close flow bind and
refresh the docked carousel only when the activity is resumed; otherwise defer
the docked bind to onResume() to prevent duplicate MetricsCarouselController
callbacks.
In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/ui/MetricsCarouselController.kt`:
- Around line 251-255: Update the adapter supplied to setSingleChoiceItems in
MetricsCarouselController so unavailable rates are disabled for every position,
not just attached views: override areAllItemsEnabled() and isEnabled(position)
using the corresponding rate availability, while preserving the existing row
rendering and selection behavior.
In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/ui/MetricsCarouselLayout.kt`:
- Around line 112-119: Update the two-finger gesture tracking in
MetricsCarouselLayout so ACTION_POINTER_DOWN records both pointer positions, and
ACTION_MOVE compares each active pointer’s travel against touchSlop. Set
twoFingerTapCandidate to false when either pointer exceeds the threshold,
preserving tap recognition only when both fingers remain within the slop.
In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/ui/MetricsChartRenderer.kt`:
- Line 218: Update the y-coordinate boundary check in MetricsChartRenderer to
use chart.viewPortHandler.contentBottom() instead of contentTop(), so taps in
the visible bottom x-axis label band reach onXAxisTap while preserving the
existing upper-boundary behavior.
In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/utils/MemoryUsageWatcher.kt`:
- Line 73: Synchronize history resets with sampling writes in MemoryUsageWatcher
by using one synchronization boundary for clearHistory() and the history
mutations in readUsages(). Ensure changing updateInterval cannot interleave
clearHistory with array.fill, shift updates, sample insertion, or shift(1),
while preserving interval visibility.
- Line 122: Update MemoryUsageWatcher’s startWatching() and close() lifecycle so
close() makes the watcher terminal: reject any later startWatching() call, keep
watching/isWatching false, and do not launch work in the cancelled
coroutineScope. Ensure the close-then-restart behavior leaves isWatching false.
- Around line 44-73: Update MemoryUsageWatcher so both the constructor’s initial
updateInterval and its property setter are coerced through MetricsSamplingRates
into the device-supported range before storage. Ensure the setter compares and
clears history using the coerced value, preventing non-positive intervals from
reaching the sampling delay.
In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/utils/MetricsSnapshot.kt`:
- Around line 53-57: Move the disk I/O performed by MetricsSnapshot.write off
the UI thread by making it suspend and executing its directory listing, cleanup,
PNG encoding, and file write on Dispatchers.IO, or by wrapping the call from
MetricsCarouselController.exportSnapshot in lifecycleScope
withContext(Dispatchers.IO). Keep the toast and share-intent handling on the
main thread.
In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/utils/NetworkUsageWatcher.kt`:
- Line 139: Update startWatching() to check the watcher’s terminal-closed state
before calling watching.compareAndSet(false, true), and return immediately once
close() has cancelled coroutineScope. Ensure a closed watcher cannot set
watching to true or launch a cancelled sampling job, while preserving normal
startup behavior for open watchers.
- Around line 74-80: Update NetworkUsageWatcher.updateInterval to enforce the
shared 100–60,000 ms sampling bounds for both constructor initialization and
later setter assignments, ensuring invalid values are rejected before field
state changes. Route initialization through the same validation logic rather
than bypassing the setter, while preserving clearHistory() only for accepted
values that differ from the current interval.
In `@app/src/test/java/com/itsaky/androidide/utils/WatcherIntervalChangeTest.kt`:
- Line 47: Update the three tests in
app/src/test/java/com/itsaky/androidide/utils/WatcherIntervalChangeTest.kt at
lines 47-47, 59-59, and 72-72 to wrap each test body in try/finally and call
NetworkUsageWatcher.close() in finally, ensuring cleanup occurs after the
interval-reset, unchanged-interval, and baseline-reset assertions even when
assertions fail.
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Nitpick comments:
In
`@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/editor/floating/MetricsCarouselDockableContent.kt`:
- Around line 56-82: Verify the floating metrics screen at font scales 1.0 and
2.0, checking the chart controls and status text, then record the results in the
PR with screenshots or a single line covering both scales and checks.
In
`@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/handlers/EditorBuildEventListener.kt`:
- Around line 153-154: Add unit coverage for
EditorBuildEventListener.onProgressEvent() that verifies both TaskStartEvent and
TaskFinishEvent invoke recordMetricsAnnotation(), while setStatus() is asserted
only for TaskStartEvent. Ensure the tests would detect any regression where
task-finish annotations are no longer recorded.
In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/ui/MetricsCarouselController.kt`:
- Around line 205-212: Remove the unused currentRenderer() helper, or refactor
exportSnapshot() to reuse a shared page-to-renderer mapping that also provides
the page required for the snapshot title; avoid retaining duplicate mapping
logic.
In `@app/src/main/res/layout/layout_mem_usage.xml`:
- Line 29: Add verification evidence for the changed screen represented by the
ImageButton layout at font scales 1.0 and 2.0, either by attaching screenshots
or adding a PR note naming both scales and confirming clipping and reachability
were checked.
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Four defects found by review -- one mine, three CodeRabbit's -- fixed in the PR that owns them rather than in a later one in the stack. An activity was reachable from the floating window. The memory chart's line colour came from `::getMemUsageLineColorFor`, a bound reference to a BaseEditorActivity method, stored in MetricsCarouselController, which is handed to MetricsCarouselDockableContent and held by the floating-window host. Across a recreation while undocked -- a rotation is enough -- that pinned the old activity. The function is pure: process name in, colour constant out. It moves to the companion, so the reference binds a singleton instead. The snapshot did disk I/O on the main thread. `MetricsSnapshot.write` lists a directory, deletes its contents, encodes a full-chart PNG and writes it, and the camera button called it inside the click listener. The bitmap still has to be taken on the UI thread, but the encode and the write now run on Dispatchers.IO. The controller gained a scope for that, and a close() so a snapshot in flight is cancelled with the editor. Getting that wrong once is worth recording: moving the *share* onto the application context along with the write crashed on the first tap, because startActivity throws from a context with no task unless it is given FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK. Only the write wanted the long-lived context. The share re-reads the host binding instead of capturing it, because the export is no longer instantaneous and the carousel can be docked or undocked while the file is written. MemoryUsageWatcher had no lock on its history. Its two siblings both guard their ring buffers and hand out copies; this one did neither, and ADFA-5486 added a clearHistory() that the rate dialog calls from the UI thread while the sampler is appending. clear() is a fill plus a shift reset, the append is a write plus a shift, and interleaved they leave the shift pointing at data that is no longer there. Now serialised on a lock, matching the other two. A non-positive sampling interval could spin the sampler. delay() does not suspend for one, so the loop would pin a core for as long as the editor is open. MetricsSamplingRates already had a coerce function that nothing ever called; it gains a device-independent sibling for the watchers to guard themselves with, applied in both the constructor and the setter -- the constructor initialiser bypasses the setter, so it needs its own. The two interval tests were confirmed to fail without the clamp. The lock has no test: a data race has no deterministic failing case, and asserting on one would pin the scheduler rather than the behaviour. Verified on a Pixel 6 Pro: the memory chart still draws its lines in the right colours, and the camera button produces a share sheet with the chart image and no crash, with the disk work off the main thread. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QeW3M24yD6HNhEnbuNW7Hz
…wn on (ADFA-5486) The chooser was reachable only from a blank strip above the plot, at the opposite end of the chart from the axis labels the gesture is named for. The hit test compared against contentTop while the axis is positioned BOTTOM, so tapping the labels did nothing and the rate could not be changed by anyone who did not already know where the hidden band was. The strip under the plot had been left alone for the carousel swipe. Paging is by the arrows now, so it is free, and the tap moves there. The two have to agree, and nothing said so: a comment on each site now points at the other. MetricsChartAxisTapTest covers all three bands. Confirmed to fail against the old hit test in both directions -- the tap below the plot not registering, and the tap above it still registering -- so it pins the edge rather than merely the existence of the gesture. A guard test asserts the chart was laid out first, without which every coordinate sits on the same edge and the others would pass vacuously. Verified on a Pixel 6 Pro: tapping the "-54s" labels opens the chooser, tapping the band above the plot does nothing, and picking "Every 5s" relabels the axis to -270s and clears the history as intended. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QeW3M24yD6HNhEnbuNW7Hz
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…f (ADFA-5489) CodeRabbit raised three Major findings against this watcher. They were fixed, but on #1785 -- a later PR in the stack than the one that ships the bug. This PR is already approved and ahead of that one, so on its own it still carried all three. Moving the fix to where the defect lives. The scope had no parent Job and startWatching() supplied its own SupervisorJob per launch, so nothing the scope did could cancel the sampler. stopWatching() only lowered a flag the loop checks once per interval, and the loop spends nearly all its time in delay() -- up to 60s once ADFA-5486 makes the rate configurable. A stop and start inside that window left two loops appending to one buffer, splitting each delta between them. The scope now has a parent job, the launch is stored, and stopWatching() cancels it. Nothing caught exceptions inside the loop. An exception -- a misbehaving listener is enough -- ended the coroutine while `watching` stayed true, so every later startWatching() was refused as "already watching" and sampling was dead for the rest of the session. The body is wrapped, and CancellationException is rethrown so structured cancellation still works. The dedicated sampling thread was never released. close() is separate from stopWatching() on purpose: the editor stops and restarts the watcher across its lifecycle, and only the terminal teardown should give up the thread that newSingleThreadContext keeps alive. The activity's destroy path calls it. startWatching() now guards with compareAndSet rather than a read followed by a write, so two callers racing cannot each start a sampler. The watcher takes its dispatchers as parameters, matching MemoryUsageWatcher, so NetworkWatcherLifecycleTest can drive the loop on a virtual clock. Waiting on the wall clock is what hung the test executor the first time this was attempted. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QeW3M24yD6HNhEnbuNW7Hz
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…spinning The previous commit shipped the commit message for this fix without the fix. An interrupted command had reverted the watcher to its pre-fix shape for a negative check and was killed before it restored it, so what got committed was `launch(SupervisorJob() + dispatcher)` and a scope cancel that cannot reach the sampler -- the very defect being fixed. stopWatching() now cancels the stored job, as its own comment already claimed. That mistake did prove the tests: against the unfixed watcher NetworkWatcherLifecycleTest reported two samples per interval where one was expected, which is exactly the two-loop overlap the fix exists to prevent. The tests also gained the cleanup they should have had. Each body now closes its watcher in a finally. Without it a failed assertion skipped close(), left the sampling loop live, and runTest's trailing advanceUntilIdle advanced virtual time forever -- a synchronous spin no test timeout can interrupt, which pinned a core and took the Gradle task to its ten-minute limit with no output. CodeRabbit raised exactly this about the tests on #1785; the lesson had not been carried over here. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QeW3M24yD6HNhEnbuNW7Hz
…FA-5486-chart-improvements # Conflicts: # app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/activities/editor/BaseEditorActivity.kt # app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/utils/NetworkUsageWatcher.kt
… (ADFA-5486) A pinch anchored on one finger undocked the chart. The two-finger tap recogniser measured travel for pointer 0 only, so holding the first finger still and spreading the second registered no movement at all: the gesture stayed a tap candidate and undocked on lift-off instead of zooming. Both fingers' landing positions are now tracked and either one travelling disqualifies the tap. The existing pinch test missed this because it moved both fingers; there are now cases for each finger held still, and they fail against the old check. The sampling-rate chooser greyed its rows by reaching into the list's laid-out children after showing the dialog. getChildAt only sees rows that exist, and a recycled row comes back enabled, so an unavailable rate could look selectable and then silently do nothing when tapped. The state belongs to the adapter, which now answers isEnabled per position and dims the row itself. bind() registered a page callback without releasing the previous binding. Docking, undocking and an activity recreation all route through it, so a re-bind without an intervening unbind accumulated callbacks and listeners on views that were already gone. It now releases first. close() is terminal in both watchers. It cancelled the scope but left nothing to stop a later startWatching() flipping isWatching to true and launching into that cancelled scope -- a watcher reporting it was sampling with no loop behind it. Test watchers are closed in a finally. Each holds a dedicated sampling thread until close(), and a failed assertion skipped it. That is the same omission that, in a coroutine test, left a sampling loop live and sent runTest's advanceUntilIdle spinning virtual time forever -- a synchronous spin no timeout can interrupt, which pinned a core until Gradle's ten-minute task limit. The two-finger tap cannot be exercised by automation -- adb has no multi-touch and sendevent needs root -- so the anchored-pinch behaviour is covered by unit tests and still wants a human hand on a device before this merges. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QeW3M24yD6HNhEnbuNW7Hz
Undocking hid the pager and the title but left the two arrows and the camera button behind, so a dead camera icon sat above the "Metrics are in a floating window" message. Dead in two senses: there is no chart in the strip to photograph, and undocking unbinds the controller that listens to the button, so tapping it did nothing. Reported from a device: "the message had a camera icon above it". The visibility now belongs to MetricsCarouselLayout, which owns those children, rather than to a list of fields at the call site in the activity. That is the actual defect -- the call site enumerated two of the five controls and had no way to notice the arrows and the camera were added later. A control added after this one will be hidden by construction. Tests inflate the real strip and assert every control, so the set is pinned rather than described. They needed the app theme: the controls resolve Material attributes and will not inflate against a bare application context. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QeW3M24yD6HNhEnbuNW7Hz
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lastRxandlastTxinsidehistoryLock.
record()reads the baselines at Line 242 and Line 243 underhistoryLock, but Line 246 and Line 247 assign them after the lock is released.clearHistory()runs on the UI thread from theupdateIntervalsetter at Line 96 and sets both baselines tonullunder the same lock. If that clear lands between thesynchronizedblock and these two assignments, the sampler restores the pre-clear cumulative readings. The next sample then computes a delta against the stale baseline instead of re-establishing one, so the first post-clear sample reports all traffic accumulated across the cleared span as a single spike. That is the exact outcome the baseline reset at Line 149 and Line 150 exists to prevent.The two fields are also plain non-volatile fields that both threads touch. Writing them outside the lock removes the visibility guarantee that the rest of the sample takes.
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In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/ui/MetricsCarouselController.kt`:
- Line 359: Update exportSnapshot’s sharing flow to read
MetricsCarouselController.binding immediately before calling
IntentUtils.shareFile, rather than using the local binding captured earlier.
Preserve the existing behavior when the controller is unbound or rebound by
deriving the host context from the current binding and avoiding obsolete
contexts.
- Line 351: Update the coroutine launched by the MetricsCarouselController flow
to catch expected snapshot-sharing and writing failures, rethrow
CancellationException, log failures through SLF4J, and show
string.msg_metrics_snapshot_failed; ensure exceptions from IntentUtils.shareFile
and MetricsSnapshot.write do not escape scope.launch and crash the process.
In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/ui/MetricsCarouselLayout.kt`:
- Around line 72-85: Add a PR note documenting manual checks of
MetricsCarouselLayout.setUndocked at font scales 1.0 and 2.0, including
screenshots or a single line naming both completed checks.
In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/utils/MetricsSamplingRates.kt`:
- Around line 93-102: Update MemoryUsageWatcher and NetworkUsageWatcher
constructor and setter interval handling to clamp through the
architecture-specific supported floor rather than the 64-bit minimum. Use the
current device architecture when applying coerceToSafeRange or the appropriate
existing architecture-aware helper, while preserving the existing maximum and
sampling-loop delay behavior.
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In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/utils/NetworkUsageWatcher.kt`:
- Around line 246-247: Move the assignments to lastRx and lastTx into the
existing historyLock-protected block in record(), alongside the reads and delta
calculations. Ensure clearHistory() cannot interleave with baseline publication,
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| fun setUndocked(undocked: Boolean) { | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Record the required font-scale check in the PR.
MetricsCarouselLayout.setUndocked changes the carousel screen. Check it at font scales 1.0 and 2.0, then add screenshots or one PR line naming both checks. This is a review requirement, not an automated CI gate.
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In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/ui/MetricsCarouselLayout.kt` around
lines 72 - 85, Add a PR note documenting manual checks of
MetricsCarouselLayout.setUndocked at font scales 1.0 and 2.0, including
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Checked and recorded. On a Pixel 6 Pro at font scale 1.0 and 2.0: the chart title, both arrows and the camera icon grow without clipping, the chart is correspondingly shorter but still readable, and the panel keeps its overall height.
One honest gap: the undocked message that setUndocked reveals cannot be reached without a two-finger tap, and neither adb input nor sendevent can produce multi-touch on this device without root. Its 2.0 check is therefore a human step, and it is written into the ticket's Steps to QA rather than claimed here. Recorded in aeac2bb.
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@davidschachterADFA, the docked-carousel checks are clear and adequately recorded.
The undocked message is the state changed by setUndocked. Its font-scale 2.0 check is still pending. Keeping this thread open until a manual check confirms that the message is visible and not clipped at font scale 2.0 is appropriate.
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The log axis took its peak from the whole retained buffer -- ten thousand samples, hours of history -- while the chart shows sixty of them. One early download raised the ceiling for the rest of the session and nothing ever brought it back down, so every later sample was squashed against the baseline. That is the opposite of what a logarithmic axis is for: it exists so a large transfer and quiet chatter can be read on one chart, and instead the large transfer permanently hid the chatter. The range now comes from the samples actually on screen. Deciding which those are belongs in the base renderer, since it owns both the window and the flag saying whether the user has taken the viewport over: while the chart is following the newest samples the window is the last VISIBLE_SAMPLES by definition, and only once the user has pinched or panned is the chart itself asked where it is looking. Asking the chart unconditionally does not work, and the failure is quiet. MPAndroidChart reports the full data range as visible until it has been laid out and drawn, and the scroll to the newest samples is queued as a job that only runs during a draw pass -- so in a unit test the chart cheerfully claims the oldest samples are on screen. Two of the three tests here passed backwards against that before the flag replaced it. The range is also applied after the viewport is updated rather than before it, so the axis reflects the window the user is about to see rather than the one they were looking at a sample ago. Confirmed to fail without the fix: with a gigabyte burst at the start of a 200-sample history and 500-byte chatter after it, the axis reaches nine decades instead of three. The paired test keeps the fix honest by putting the burst at the end, where it must still raise the axis. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QeW3M24yD6HNhEnbuNW7Hz
…arch is known Three review findings on PR #1785. The snapshot coroutine could crash the IDE. Its scope has no exception handler, so anything escaping reached the global crash reporter and was filed as a crash. MetricsSnapshot.write converts only IOException, and IntentUtils.shareFile ends in startActivity, which throws ActivityNotFoundException on a device with nothing able to receive an image. The whole body is now guarded, logs the failure, and shows the same toast the other failure paths use. The share used a stale host. exportSnapshot opens with `val binding = this.binding`, so inside the coroutine `binding` resolved to that local rather than to the property -- and the comment above it claimed the opposite, which is worse than having no comment. It now reads through the property, so a carousel unbound or rebound while the file is written does not leave the share pointed at a dead host. The sampling rate is clamped where the architecture is known. The watchers keep an absolute floor, which exists to stop a non-positive interval spinning delay(); that floor is the 64-bit minimum and would let a programmatic 100ms through on a 32-bit device, where 500ms is the lowest supported. Policy now lives in the controller, which resolves the arch through IDEBuildConfigProvider and coerces to the supported range. Deliberately not in the watchers: they must stay constructible in a plain JVM test, and resolving the arch there would make them depend on a provider a unit test cannot satisfy. Font scale checked at 1.0 and 2.0 on a Pixel 6 Pro: the title, both arrows and the camera icon grow without clipping, the chart is shorter but readable, and the panel keeps its height. The undocked message cannot be reached without a two-finger tap, which no automation on this device can produce, so its 2.0 check stays a human step and is in Steps to QA. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Delivers all six improvements from ADFA-5486: x-axis labels, a configurable sample time, pinch-to-zoom, snapshots, event annotations, and undocking.
Stacked on #1787 (ADFA-5489) → #1784 (ADFA-5487). Merge in that order; this retargets to
stageautomatically as its base lands.Every feature was confirmed on a Pixel 6 Pro (arm64, v8 debug), including the gestures, which had to be done by hand.
The six features
-54s,-39s, …). The original complaint turned out not to be missing labels at all — see the colour bugs below.Debug.getMemoryInfoper watched process plus twoTrafficStatsreads every interval. Rates a device can't use are listed and greyed, not hidden, so the hardware limit is visible rather than looking like the IDE can't go faster.Retention rose to 10000 samples, which is no longer a fixed span now the rate varies: ~3 hours at 1s, ~17 minutes at the 0.1s floor. History lives in a ViewModel, so it survives rotation by construction rather than by relying on the activity's
configChanges.Three defects that green tests did not catch
Each was found by looking at the device, and each is worth a reviewer's attention because the tests said nothing:
Color.BLACK, and the x axis had never been given a themed colour — so they'd been drawn black on a near-black surface for as long as the chart existed. The same failure recurred later with the paging arrows, whose shared drawables carry a hardcodedandroid:tint="#000000".onInterceptTouchEvent, butViewPager2's RecyclerView callsrequestDisallowInterceptTouchEventthe moment a second pointer lands, and a ViewGroup only callsonInterceptTouchEventwhile that flag is clear. Five unit tests passed against the broken version because they called the method directly. They drivedispatchTouchEventnow, which is what the framework actually calls.lastRecordedAtstarted atLong.MIN_VALUE, sonow - lastRecordedAtoverflowed negative on the first call and read as "inside the throttle window" — silently, forever. All seven tests caught it on their first run.A fourth was subtler: showing a 60-sample window of a 10000-sample buffer is a zoom to MPAndroidChart (
scaleX ≈ 166), so testingscaleX > 1ffor "has the user zoomed" was always true. That disabled the auto-follow window (a floating chart drifted to-5000s) and made the chart claim every horizontal drag. Zoom is now recorded from the scale gesture.Also fixed here
Three concurrency defects raised in review of #1784, present in both watchers:
stopWatching()couldn't stop the sampler — the loop was launched with its ownSupervisorJob, so the scope couldn't cancel it, and a stop/start inside the sampling interval left two samplers running. The window is as wide as the interval, now up to 60s.isWatchingstayed true, so every later start was refused as "already watching".newSingleThreadContextdispatcher was never closed.A design change from what was agreed
Paging is by arrows only. The region split (carousel swipe below the axis, pan above) was built and worked, but a horizontal drag in the plot was wanted by three things at once — the carousel, a zoomed chart, and the editor's drawer gesture — and losing that race intermittently made the carousel feel unreliable. Arrows either side of the title replaced it, and the arbitration was deleted rather than switched off (−81 lines). The x axis stays at the bottom, where it moved for the split; that's the conventional place for a time axis.
Known limits
adb inputhas no multi-touch andsendeventneeds root.Verification
Confirmed on device: arrow paging with end-dimming; swipe deliberately not paging; pinch-zoom and pan; the rate chooser applying and clearing history; snapshot export through the share sheet; task annotations during a build; background sampling across a Home/return cycle; history surviving rotation; undock, keyboard suppressed in the window, and re-dock with history intact.
82 tests green across app
ui/utils; full app suite green.Follow-ups filed: ADFA-5494 (retain history across process death), ADFA-5490 (plugin-contributed pages).
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