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fix(waterfall): preserve measured fractional timing labels - #756
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 9 remain after this review. 📝 SummaryReviewed base WalkthroughThe waterfall renderer now formats nonzero values below Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Severity of issue fixed: Low Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This change keeps tiny measured timings from being displayed as zero in waterfall labels. Normal formatting is unchanged and no actionable merge risk was identified. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 2✅ Passed checks (2 passed)
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68-80: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert the accessible timing label directly.
report.rows[0].labelcomes from the layout JSON and checks the visible row label. It does not inspectaria-label. A regression can keep the visible duration while emitting0 msin the accessible label and still pass.Suggested fix
const html = fs.readFileSync(result.output, 'utf8'); - assert.match(html, new RegExp(`${String(duration).replace('.', '\\.')} ms`)); + const durationText = `${String(duration).replace('.', '\\.')} ms`; + assert.match(html, new RegExp(durationText)); + assert.match(html, new RegExp(`data-node-id="request"[^>]*aria-label="[^"]*${durationText}[^"]*"`));🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @test/waterfall-rendering.test.mjs:
- Around line 68-80: Update the fractional-duration test to verify the
accessible timing label in the generated HTML, not only the visible text and
layout JSON. In the test named “waterfall: small fractional values keep nonzero
duration labels,” assert that the element with data-node-id="request" has an
aria-label containing the formatted duration.
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Review follow-up addressed in 1154c1d: the fractional timing regression now directly inspects the request aria-label in addition to visible/layout labels. Waterfall tests pass 7/7. The final CI retry retains the same code and archive tree. |
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- Around line 78-79: Restrict the tickLabels match in the waterfall rendering
test to axis tick text, excluding the row duration label, and ensure the
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Independent review against dev 0c5550a6e5c7c3fc42ab6f2ed2c96d223461dbe3: no blocking finding for the zero-origin fractional-duration problem in #754. The small-value branch fixes visible, accessible and axis text without changing the recorded timing.
Official Node 22.23.2: exact head and latest-dev source integration each pass 8/8 Waterfall tests without skips. The unchanged dev renderer with the new test fails the fractional case (7 pass, 1 fail). Both public examples remain byte-identical HTML. Additional probes cover us/ms/s units, zero, the 1e-6/0.01 thresholds and normal values. Browser inspection at 1280×900, Classic/light, motion paused confirms readable 0.004 ms and 1e-8 ms duration labels and distinct ticks on the original zero-origin cases. The package renderer matches source.
A non-blocking offset-precision limitation is recorded inline; it predates this PR and should be a separate follow-up rather than expanding this fix. Integration with #750 has a real conflict in number(): retain both this small-value branch and #750's large-value overflow guard. A temporary integration of #750, #752 and #756 on current dev, with those two behaviors preserved, passes all 21 Timeline/Waterfall tests without skips. This was local review evidence, not a pushed branch or rebuilt final ZIP. No approval or merge was performed.
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Non-blocking follow-up: absolute tick precision still collapses a narrow range at a nonzero origin. With measured ms timing start: 0.0091, duration: 0.000004, the duration is now correctly 0.000004 ms, but all nine ticks display 0.0091 ms and the accessible start/end display 0.0091–0.0091. On base those ticks were all 0.01 ms and the duration was zero, so this is a remaining pre-existing limitation, not a regression or a blocker for #754's zero-origin reproduction. A separate axis formatter could derive precision from the tick interval (or use an explicit relative origin); the current three-significant-digit formatter should not be described as guaranteeing distinguishable ticks for every offset.
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Problem and value
Fixes #754. Review follow-up: the regression also directly checks the request's accessible
aria-labeltiming. The updated Waterfall suite passes 7/7.Waterfall's fixed two-decimal formatter turns measured nonzero durations below 0.005 units into zero. Preserve up to three significant digits for values below 0.01; extremely small values use compact scientific notation. This applies consistently to duration, axis, and accessible timing labels.
Stability impact
Local label formatting for small values. Measured timing, bar geometry, unit selection and normal two-decimal formatting remain unchanged.
Tests run
0.004 msbecoming0 mson dev61425f56.node --test test/waterfall-rendering.test.mjs: focused candidate suite covers 0.004, 0.00004, and 1e-8 alongside both public examples and showcase artifact checks.Generated artifacts
archify.zipregenerated with official Node 22. Existing example timings exceed the changed threshold and are checked by the focused suite.