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fix(dashboard): tell a day with no entry from a day that laid no eggs - #791
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Every figure on a production day defaulted to 0, so a day nobody recorded and a day the farm submitted with no eggs arrived identical to every consumer. The Dashboard's 14-day strip drew both as an empty slot, which asserted a zero it had no evidence for. `ProductionDay.EntryCount` is the count of OFFICIAL entries the day holds — one `g.Count()` on the aggregate that already runs. No new query, no index, no migration, and `GetProductionAsync` has one caller, so no export gains a column. On the strip: a recorded day keeps a stub at the baseline whatever it produced, an unrecorded day draws nothing, and `Avg` is the mean of the recorded days only. Min, peak, average and the latest figure are all over the recorded days and are null rather than 0 when there are none. The slot type becomes a discriminated union, so an unrecorded day can no longer carry a height, and the renderer narrows on `kind` with an exhaustiveness check rather than reading a flag. Each day is also a button carrying its own readout — the tooltip docks in a reserved row above the strip so it covers neither the bars nor the figures they are compared against, and its arrow is anchored to the slot element rather than positioned by index arithmetic, which drifts off the bar once the 4px gaps and the 9px week break are counted. Help prose said a Draft day "reads as zero"; it now reads as No entry, in all three locales.
The approved mockup tinted the slot to 14% ink. On the running app that drew a full-height block, so a day with a 2% stub and a day with no bar at all both read as a bar carrying a real figure — the misreading this issue exists to remove. The outline alone marks the slot and the arrow points at it, and the bar still takes the ink fill where there is one. The average line moves in front of the bars; behind them it was invisible over exactly the days worth comparing against it. `tl` is now rendered rather than assumed: at the pinned right edge the readout is 163px in a 331px panel and is not clipped, but "Katamtaman" split the caption's title across two lines, so it takes the loanword this catalog already uses for Hen-day and Draft, and the caption wraps as a row rather than mid-title.
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This repository does not receive automatic reviews because it has fewer than 10 stars. ⚙️ Run configurationConfiguration used: Organization UI Review profile: CHILL Plan: Advanced Run ID: 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe report API now exposes official daily entry counts. Dashboard trend calculations and rendering distinguish unrecorded days from recorded zero-egg days, show recorded-day averages, and support hover and keyboard readouts with updated translations and styles. ChangesProduction report presence
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Dashboard->>dayStrip: provide production days and window size
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…e calendar Adversarial review of the first two commits found the conflation this issue exists to close still standing in the field beside the fix. The panel now says "N days have no entry" and printed, two lines below, a hen-day percentage computed as if those days produced zero. On the dev farm that read 42.3%; the honest figure is 84.3%. `HenDays` keeps the glossary's meaning — every bird alive, recorded or not — so the Reports column still says what it always said. `RecordedHenDays` is new and is what the rate divides by, and the gap between the two is exactly what is missing. A day nobody recorded has no percentage at all rather than 0. `EntryCount` counted entries, so it could only say whether SOMEBODY filed. It becomes `RecordedFlocks` (distinct houses) beside `ExpectedFlocks`, and a day where one house of three filed is now its own state: hatched bar, its own sentence, and excluded from Peak and Avg. Its total is a floor, and drawing it as a complete day asserts a drop in production that the farm's own records never claimed — the same defect as drawing an unrecorded day as a zero, one step in. Also from the review, each with the guard that was missing: - The readout's arrow shipped about 1px of a 5px wedge visible, hidden behind the box it points from, and the comment claimed the opposite. A CSS triangle's wedge is its top border, so the bottom border was 5px of invisible box pushing it up. Deleting `border-top-color` outright had left all 67 style tests green. - The selection ring was drawn inside the slot, where the selected bar had just been painted the ring's own colour, so the peak day showed no ring. - `trendStripLabelNone` — the branch that stops the panel announcing a peak it has no evidence for — was never rendered by any test. - The readout held a stale slot snapshot across a refetch, `role="status"` announced what the button had just announced, and the strip took 14 tab stops. Now keyed by date, aria-hidden, and one stop plus arrow keys. - The 2% stub is 1.58px on a 5rem strip; it takes a 3px floor. - `tl` called one control two different words (#688). The partial readout was then clipped mid-word at 331px on the running panel, so it is shorter and measured in all three locales: worst is es at 262px in 331px. GLOSSARY and the Help page carry the new hen-day denominator.
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Round 2 of adversarial review found two P1s in round 1's fix, both in the hen-day denominator it introduced. A depletion is routinely backdated, so a flock can hold an official entry for a date the bird ledger later says it had already ended: its eggs were in the numerator and its birds in neither denominator term. The two exclusions compounded, and a day the previous code rated at a correct 80% reported 160% — drawn as a complete day with a solid bar. The report also counted DISTINCT flocks while a daily entry's natural key is (Account, Farm, House, Flock, Date), so a filing from any house satisfied the expectation and a day missing its real filing read complete. Both come from one restructure. The per-day aggregate now groups by (date, flock, house). A filing counts when it names the flock's OWN house, and the rate's numerator is taken from exactly the flocks whose birds are in its denominator, so the two can no longer disagree. Eggs from a flock outside its lifecycle window stay in the day's egg total and out of the rate. Three mutations that survived the last round now go red: hoisting `expectedFlocks++` out of the lifecycle guard, rating the numerator over all eggs, and matching a filing on flock alone. Each has an integration test at the boundary it covers. Two fixture flocks were filing from arbitrary houses, which is exactly the anomaly the pairing rule catches; they file from their own houses now. Also from the review: - Focus and selection were one state, so a pointer leaving the strip reset the tab stop while DOM focus stayed put and the next arrow key moved backwards. They are separate now, and `aria-pressed` (a toggle) becomes `aria-current` (a roving selection). - A day the farm had no flocks on owed no filing. It was counted as a gap, so a new farm's first fortnight announced fourteen missing filings; it is its own slot state. - The plural selected on the flock count, so a partly recorded day with one egg rendered "1 eggs". - `isComplete`'s `>=` was unguarded and the test named for it exercised the short-circuit instead, with a title contradicting its assertions. - The superseded rationale for the selection ring still sat above the rule that reversed it. Vocabulary: the strings said "houses" while the code counted flocks, and `galpón`/`bahayan` disagreed with the `Lote`/`Kawan` every other string in those catalogs uses (#688). All three locales use their own word now. specs.md §19.3 carried the superseded formula while the glossary cited it as the authority for the formula that replaced it; both are amended, the Reports help in all three locales stated the old denominator, and the Reports table gained the denominator column so eggs ÷ exposure reproduces the percentage beside it again.
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…inter leaves CodeRabbit, reviewing b0437ac: `onMouseLeave` cleared the selection even when a day button still held focus, so a pointer wandering across the panel took the readout and the ring off a day the keyboard had selected, with no blur to explain it. Still valid against the newer commits — round 2 split focus from selection for the TAB STOP but left this path clearing both. Leaving now restores the focused day when the strip still holds focus, and closes as before when it does not. Regression test covers the mixed order the finding names; removing the condition turns it red.
…irds Round 3 of adversarial review found four P1s, all introduced by round 2's fix, three of them in the arithmetic that commit claimed to repair. The root cause is one I should have checked before writing the rule. `RecordDailyEntryHandler` says houses "aren't aggregates yet — phantom ids until Phase 2's House model" and deliberately does not check an entry's house against its flock's, and `CreateFlockHandler` gives every flock the same `SeedDefaults.HouseId`. So matching a filing against the flock's own house could never fire on real data, rested entirely on an unvalidated caller-supplied field, and turned a submitted day into "no entry" for any client that sent a different id. Reverted, with a test pinning the revert so it is not re-introduced without the write-path check it needs first. Deriving `RecordedFlocks` from the lifecycle walk made `recorded <= expected` true by construction. A placement date corrected forward past entries that already exist then collapsed the day to (0, 0), and the strip drew real submitted eggs as "no flocks" — #780's own bug from the opposite direction. It is counted from the entries again, and the contract says the two can disagree either way. `rated` now requires `birds > 0`. Nothing on the write path bounds a mortality against the flock's own count, so an over-removed flock had eggs and no exposure; admitting its eggs to a numerator whose denominator excludes it reported 160% on a farm laying 80% — the same number round 2 set out to remove. `RatedEggs` and `TotalRatedEggs` are exposed. The Reports column added last round to make the rate reconcilable did not, because the same commit made the numerator something the payload did not carry: the row invited eggs ÷ recorded hen-days and that division was wrong. Verified in a browser — 808/818 and 794/818 both reproduce the percentage beside them. Six mutations that survived the last round now go red, including the three on the SPA behaviours that round's message claimed to have fixed: the plural selecting on the egg count, `aria-current`, and the whole-window no-flocks label, which still announced fourteen missing filings on a farm that had never placed a flock.
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Found by `codex review` run locally against origin/main — the first
external review of this branch, and it caught a defect four local rounds
walked past.
Completeness compared `RecordedFlocks` against `ExpectedFlocks`, which are
counts over different SETS. Since round 4 a flock that files outside its
own lifecycle window counts as having filed while answering nobody's
expectation, so expected {A, B} against filings {A, C} gives 2 and 2: flock
B never filed, the day read complete, and its short total then set the Peak
and moved the Avg on the Dashboard — the exact defect #780 exists to
remove, arriving through the fix for it.
`ProductionDay.MissingFlocks` is computed from identities and is the only
sound test. `ExpectedFlocks - MissingFlocks` is how many of the flocks that
owed a count filed one, and that is what the partial readout compares
against — the previous number could exceed it.
Guards for both halves, each mutation-checked: an integration test building
the equal-counts-different-sets case through the API, and a unit test on
the slot mapping. Reverting either side goes red.
Note on the mutation check itself: the first SPA run reported green because
the `sed` pattern did not match the file's indentation, so the mutation
never applied. Re-run against the real line it goes red. A mutation harness
that silently no-ops reports the same thing as a guard that does not work.
…ints at Second finding from `codex review`, and again a defect inside the previous fix: `db69838` restored the focused day's readout when the pointer left the strip, but the position was a remembered number. Focus an early day, hover a far one, move the pointer off — the text and the ring came back while the box stayed where the hovered day had put it, describing one day and sitting over another. The stored centre is gone. The box is measured from the selected slot's own element, which is the element the arrow is already anchored to, so the two cannot disagree by construction rather than by being kept in step. jsdom sees none of this — every offset there is 0 — so the unit tests are structurally blind to it and the guard belongs in the Playwright spec, where a laid-out page can hold it. Added to the dashboard screenshot spec, which CI runs on any `web/` change: focus a day, hover a far one, leave, and assert the readout returns to the focused day's own position. Mutation-checked in a real browser. Reinstating the remembered centre strands the box on all four focus/hover pairs; the shipped code returns it exactly. One correction to my own harness: the first assertion I wrote demanded the box centre equal the slot centre, and it failed against correct code. At 228px the readout is wider than half the 281px dock, so it clamps to the panel edge and cannot centre on an outer day — that is the pinned-edge behaviour working. The invariant is that the restored position equals the position that day gets on its own, which is what the spec asserts.
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🤖 I have created a release *beep* *boop* --- ## [0.1.1](v0.1.0...v0.1.1) (2026-09-12) ### Bug fixes * **dashboard:** give recent sales real columns and make both charts readable ([#781](#781)) ([7193ebe](7193ebe)) * **dashboard:** tell a day with no entry from a day that laid no eggs ([#791](#791)) ([48c10e5](48c10e5)) ### Documentation * **agents:** walk into package registrations when re-deriving [#271](#271) ([#790](#790)) ([5fab974](5fab974)) * **mcp:** record the MCP server design and what the spike got wrong ([#785](#785)) ([3fe5a7f](3fe5a7f)), closes [#770](#770) --- This PR was generated with [Release Please](https://github.com/googleapis/release-please). See [documentation](https://github.com/googleapis/release-please#release-please). Co-authored-by: cluckwork-lockfix[bot] <309265648+cluckwork-lockfix[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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#865) ## Why The README's four screenshots were captured on 2026-09-02, before #781 rebuilt both dashboard charts and #791 changed the capture tiles, and nobody recaptured. Three of the four are refreshed here from a sim stack rebuilt at `main` (`6c83c5c`), reset and reseeded per the capture procedure in `tools/simulation/ui/README.md`. ## Scope - `docs/images/daily-entry.png`, `docs/images/reports.png`, `docs/images/sales.png`: recaptured by `npm run screenshots`. - **Not included: `docs/images/dashboard.png`.** Its capture fails the spec's own guard (`screenshots.spec.ts:108`, bar heights must vary) because on the simulation fixture every one of the last 14 days is a partial day: the fixture carries 102 flocks and only two file entries, so no day is complete, the complete-day peak is null, and every bar is a 2% floor stub with no average. That is the honest picture of the fixture, and it is not a picture for the README. The dashboard image therefore stays at its 2026-09-02 state until the fixture or the partial-day rule changes; see the discussion on the PR. ## Blast Radius Documentation only. The image job skips (#782); the tracked-file pin guard and GitGuardian still run. ## Verification - `bash tools/simulation/reset.sh` at `main`: up, migrated, seeded (fingerprint `8987971d`), verified. - `npm run screenshots`: 3 passed, 1 failed (dashboard, as above), and the three passing captures are the files in this diff.
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## Why `docs/images/dashboard.png` is the one README image #865 could not refresh. Its capture fails the spec's own guard (`screenshots.spec.ts`, bar heights must vary) because on the simulation fixture every day in the window is a **partial** day: the fixture seeds ~100 catalog flocks for the picker (#627) which are placed, active and never file, so every day owes a count nobody filed, `DayStripData.max` is null, and all fourteen bars render as the 2% floor stub. #865 states that gap and leaves the image at its 2026-09-02 state, which predates #781's bar strip and #791. The product rule is right and the fixture's counts are pinned by the picker-paging specs, k6 and the e2e suite. So the fixture stays as it is and the **capture** moves: the sim stack now carries a second, small farm seeded with the demo profile, and the dashboard image is taken from that. Closes nothing — no issue exists. It follows from #865's stated gap. ## Scope **`seed --profile demo --farm-code <slug>`** (`SeedCliCommand`, `DemoDataSeeder`). The code is resolved by slug exactly as `rename-account` and the lifecycle verbs resolve theirs (`AccountSlugLookup`), after the migrate and before the seed; an unknown code exits 1 naming `list-accounts`. `DemoDataSeeder.SeedAsync` takes the target account as an explicit `Guid?` parameter, never ambient state — `TenantContext` is single-assignment, so a seeder reading the tenant instead of setting it could only run where somebody else had already resolved one. Default behaviour is unchanged: every existing caller passes nothing and gets `SeedDefaults.AccountId`. `--profile simulation` **refuses** the flag: its manifest, its cast emails and the counts k6 and the e2e suite pin are all default-farm facts, so honouring it would need a second decision, not a parameter. Two things came along with that file. Every stderr path in the verb now routes through one sanitizing sink (#560) instead of two of five, because the shape where only the messages that quote argv get fixed is the shape `rename-account` was corrected out of. And the demo seeder's prerequisite messages no longer say "the default account", which stopped being true. **The sim harness** (#370 — all three files considered, and it says so below). `reset.sh` provisions `readme-farm` with `provision-account`, rotates its Owner off the printed one-time password onto a stable one, demo-seeds it, and preflights that the farm is signable and holds the demo fixture's three flocks. The timezone passed is `Simulation__TimeZoneId`, not a literal, so the two farms on one stack cannot end up on different clocks. - The stable password is generated in `bootstrap.sh` beside `SIM_ADMIN_PASSWORD` and read back by `reset.sh`, **mirroring the existing pattern** rather than minting one in `reset.sh`. Generating it in `reset.sh` would produce a new credential on every reset and leave `.sim-cast.json` describing the previous one. - It lands in `.sim-cast.json` under a top-level `readmeFarm` key, outside the `cast` array, because every entry there signs into `default-farm` and a driver iterating the cast must not have to ask which farm each member belongs to. - The rotation block is now **one shell function with two callers** rather than two copies of a credential-rotation block. - Re-running converges. `reset.sh`'s own flow never reaches the already-exists branch (`down -v` ran at the top), but `provision-account`'s duplicate behaviour is *not* a no-op like `bootstrap-admin`'s — it exits 1 with `Provision.SlugTaken*` and prints no password — so the branch checks the stable credential still signs in and carries on, and fails loudly on any other failure. - `verify-harness.sh` fails closed on a missing or blank `README_*` value and on a cast file that predates the `readmeFarm` key. - **`docker-compose.sim.yml` needs no change**, and that is a considered answer rather than an omission: the `README_*` vars carry no `__`, exactly like `SIM_ADMIN_*`, so they are script-level values `reset.sh` greps out of `.env.sim` and never app configuration. Nothing new reaches the container's `environment:` block. For the same reason there is no `src/Cluckwork.AppHost/Program.cs` change under #565 — no new required config key exists. **The e2e suite.** `cast.ts` exposes `readmeFarmOwner()`, whose return type widens `farmCode` from optional to required; `signIn` and the API sign-in helper take the code from the member, falling back to `default-farm`, so every persona written before this one is untouched. Only the dashboard capture uses it. **Docs.** `AGENTS.md`, `tools/simulation/README.md` ("Two farms on this stack" + the `.env.sim` parameter row + the `reset.sh` chain), `tools/simulation/ui/README.md`, and the dev-database runbook. **No GLOSSARY or Help change**, deliberately: no user-visible concept changed — the flag is an operator CLI argument and the second farm exists only inside the sim harness. ## Blast Radius `seed --profile demo` with no flag behaves exactly as before, which is what every existing caller does. `--profile simulation` gains one refusal on an argument nothing passes today. Per #394 the write contract is unchanged, so no caller under `tools/simulation/k6/` or `specs/` needed a change; the one Playwright caller that did (`signIn`) is in this diff, and `session-races.spec.ts`'s own hardcoded `default-farm` is correct as written because it drives a sim-cast persona. The `readme-farm` account exists only in a throwaway `cluckwork-sim` database. A regenerated `.env.sim`/`.sim-cast.json` is required — run `bootstrap.sh --force`, then `reset.sh`; `verify-harness.sh` says so by name if you forget. Two capture fixes ride along. The #780 readout assertion moved **below** the screenshot, because focusing a day leaves a focus ring and a readout balloon that `capture()`'s blur does not dismiss, and the first capture published both. And the `1280x1180` frame is now held open by the **Owner's sidebar** (its content ends at 1164px, measured on the rendered page) rather than by the main column, which on this farm ends at 700px — anything shorter clips the navigation mid-list. The comment in `playwright.screenshots.config.ts` says so, because the visible empty space below the panels otherwise invites a shrink that breaks the sidebar. ## Verification Everything below ran in the worktree, against the real stack. - `dotnet build Cluckwork.sln` — 0 warnings, 0 errors. - `bash tools/simulation/bootstrap.sh --force` then `bash tools/simulation/reset.sh` — up, migrated, both farms seeded, all four preflights green, and the temporary password redacted on both provisioning paths (checked in the log). - `cd tools/simulation/ui && npm ci && npm run screenshots` — **4 passed**, including the dashboard capture whose guard fails on the simulation fixture. `npm run typecheck` clean. - `SeedCommandTests` (8, up from 5) plus `SimulationSeedCommandTests` — 11 passed. Registry readers found by grepping `CliDispatcher.Commands|ProcessRoles.OneShotVerbs` under `tests/` rather than from memory: `CliDispatcherTests`, `OneShotVerbMinimalConfigTests`, `ProcessRoleRegistryTests`, run with `DemoSeedTests` and `DemoSeedActorTests` — 29 passed. - Both `PostgresImagePin_IsOneIdenticalString*` guards run before the markdown was committed — 2 passed. - **Mutation-checked, not asserted.** Reverting the CLI's account routing to `SeedAsync()` turns `SeedCommand_Demo_WithFarmCode_SeedsThatFarmAndLeavesTheDefaultEmpty` red. Deleting `readmeFarm` from the cast file, and blanking its password, each fail `verify-harness.sh` with exit 1; so does a blank `README_OWNER_EMAIL` in `.env.sim`. - The new seed test runs against **its own Postgres**, not the class fixture's, and that is the assertion rather than tidiness: "nothing landed under the default farm" is only meaningful on a database no sibling `[Fact]` has demo-seeded, and xUnit guarantees no order within a class. - `dotnet test Cluckwork.sln` — result in a comment below. The `RealSourceTree_AllBypassesAreAllowListed` guard fired on the `SeedAsync` signature change, which is #632's registry working: the entry is keyed by the enclosing symbol including its parameters, so adding one demanded a re-read. The justification is re-written rather than re-pinned — the `AccountId` predicate on those pre-`tenant.Resolve` queries is now the caller's account rather than always `SeedDefaults.AccountId`, and the bypass is still what lets the preflight see the target farm at all. ## Two judgment calls worth a reviewer's eye 1. **The function is `readmeFarmOwner()`, not `readmeFarm()`.** It returns a persona, like `owner()` and `restrictedWorker()` beside it, and `readmeFarm()` reads as though it returns the farm. 2. **The farm name was truncated and is now fixed.** "Meadowlark Farm" ellipsised to "Meadowlark F…" at the sidebar's 244px; commit 71f95ad names the farm "Meadowlark" (`README_FARM_NAME` in `bootstrap.sh`) and recaptures the image after a full reset. The comment below carries the new capture. ## Screenshot Before and after below. 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Closes #780
Design approved on the issue: approved design. It has since diverged — see "Where this left the approved design" below. Three commits; the second and third are fixes for defects found by adversarial review of the first, and both rounds found real ones.
What the issue asked for
Every figure on a production day defaulted to 0, so a day nobody recorded and a day the farm submitted with no eggs arrived identical to every consumer. The Dashboard's 14-day strip drew both as an empty slot.
What shipped
Server.
ProductionDaygainsRecordedFlocks,ExpectedFlocksandRecordedHenDays;ProductionReportgainsTotalRecordedHenDays. The per-day aggregate is regrouped fromDateto(Date, FlockId, HouseId)— one query, replacing one, bounded by days × flocks × houses over a range the endpoint already caps at 366 days. No index, no migration.GetProductionAsynchas exactly one caller (ReportEndpoints), so no export gains a column and no #394 sweep is needed.A filing counts whatever house id it carries. Matching the flock's own house was tried and reverted in round 4:
RecordDailyEntryHandlercalls houses "phantom ids until Phase 2's House model" and declines to check them, and every flock is created with the sameSeedDefaults.HouseId, so the rule could not fire on real data while resting on an unvalidated field. Official entries only (Submitted, Locked, ManagerAdjusted), deliberately stricter than the Dashboard'sentryFor, which counts a Draft — so a day holding only a Draft reads as No entry on the strip and as captured on the capture tiles.Hen-day % now divides by the exposure that reported.
HenDayskeeps the glossary's meaning (every bird alive) so the Reports column still says what it always said;RecordedHenDaysis what the rate divides by, and the numerator is taken from exactly those flocks. On the dev farm the panel read 42.3% before and 84.3% after.SPA. Four slot states, not two:
none(no flock owed a filing),unrecorded,partial,recorded. A recorded day floors at 2% and 3px whatever it produced, so the stub is the visible difference between "the flock laid nothing and someone said so" and "nobody looked". A partial day is hatched and excluded from Peak and Avg, because its total is a floor and drawing it solid asserts a drop nobody recorded. Each day is a button with its own readout; one tab stop, arrow keys along the strip.Where this left the approved design
The approved comment describes a two-state strip, an untouched hen-day formula and "no new query". None of those is what shipped. Every divergence, and why:
HenDayPctandPeriodHenDayPctdivide by recorded exposureg.Count()… no new query"(Date, FlockId, HouseId)Issue #780 is amended with the same table.
What review found, and what now guards it
Two rounds, four reviewers. Round 1 against the first commit, round 2 against the fix for it — which is where both P1s were.
Production_RecordedFlocks_…,…PartiallyRecordedDay…Production_BackdatedDepletion_LeavesItsEggsOutOfTheRateRatherThanOver100Production_EntryWithAnUnrelatedHouseId_StillCountsAsThatFlocksFilingpins the revert.day.on::afteroutline-offsetasserted positive and under 2pxtrendStripLabelNonewas never rendered by any testExpectedFlocks's lifecycle rule was unguardedProduction_ExpectedFlocks_CountsOnlyFlocksLiveOnThatDayisComplete's>=was unguarded; the test named for it exercised the short-circuitrole="status"double-announced; 14 tab stops;aria-pressedon a roving selectiongalpón/bahayandisagreed withLote/Kawan(#688)Every mutation named above goes red. Three that survived round 2 — hoisting
expectedFlocks++out of the lifecycle guard, rating the numerator over all eggs, matching a filing on flock alone — go red now.Round 4
Round 3 reviewed rounds 1–2's fixes and found four more P1s, all introduced by round 2 and three of them inside the arithmetic it claimed to repair.
RecordedFlockscounted from the entries again, not derived from the lifecycle walkratedrequiresbirds > 0RatedEggs/TotalRatedEggsexposed and shown; verified in a browser that 808/818 and 794/818 reproduce the percentage beside themaria-current, and the whole-window "no flocks" label were all unguarded — reverting each left the full suite greenSix mutations that survived round 3 now go red.
Round 5 — external review
codex review --base origin/main, run locally. The first review of this branch by anything other than me or CodeRabbit, and it found a defect four local rounds walked past.Completeness was a comparison of two counts over different sets. Since round 4 a flock that files outside its own lifecycle window counts in
RecordedFlockswhile answering nobody's expectation, so expected{A, B}against filings{A, C}gives 2 and 2 — flock B never filed, the day read complete, and its short total set the Peak and moved the Avg. That is #780's own defect arriving through the fix for it.ProductionDay.MissingFlocksis computed from identities and is now the only test for completeness;ExpectedFlocks - MissingFlocksis what the partial readout compares against. Guards on both halves, each mutation-checked.One process note, because it bears on how much the mutation table above is worth: the first SPA mutation run reported green, and the reason was that the
sedpattern did not match the file's indentation — the mutation never applied. Against the real line it goes red. A harness that silently no-ops reports exactly what a working guard reports.Documentation
specs.md§19.3 carried the superseded formula whileGLOSSARY.mdcited it as authority for the formula replacing it. Both amended, plus a glossary entry for the partly recorded day and a note on the depletion boundary. The Reports help stated the old denominator in all three locales; corrected. The Reports table gained the denominator column, so eggs ÷ exposure reproduces the percentage beside it again.Screenshots
Captured at 1:1 from a stack rebuilt at this branch's head, no downscaling. After only, on purpose — the state that ships, rather than a before/after against a design that changed three times during review. The fixture is the real dev database: Aug 29–31 have one flock of two reporting, Sep 9 holds a submitted entry that recorded zero eggs, and Sep 8, 10 and 11 hold no entry at all.
Last 14 days, at rest
Hatched bars are days only some flocks reported — a floor, not a figure, and kept out of
Avg 803.1andPeak 822for that reason. The stub at Sep 9 is the recorded zero; Sep 8, 10 and 11 draw nothing.84.3%is the lay rate over the exposure that reported; before this PR the same data read42.3%.One day at a time
0 eggsagainstno entry— the same picture the two used to make, now two different sentences. The readout docks above the strip so it covers neither the bars nor the figures they are compared against, and the arrow is anchored to the slot rather than positioned by index arithmetic.Production report
Recorded and Rated eggs are the percentage's own denominator and numerator, so the row can be checked rather than trusted: 808 ÷ 818 = 98.8 and 794 ÷ 818 = 97.1, both matching the column beside them. Sep 9 shows
Recorded 420with a real0.0— one flock reported, and it laid nothing. The days nobody recorded show—, not0.0.tl
Rendered, not assumed. The readout at the pinned right edge is 163px in a 331px panel; the widest across all three locales is 262px, and nothing is clipped.
Verification
npx vitest run— 124 files, 2988 tests, green.npm run typecheckandnpm run buildclean.dotnet build Cluckwork.slnclean; Domain 491, Application 290. Integration: 15ReportsTestsgreen, and the full suite of 1801 green against a real Postgres.Driven in a real browser at the head under review. The readout is asserted on every one of the 14 slots: the box stays inside the panel, clears the strip, covers zero bars, and the whole 5px wedge sits below the box — the measurement the first round got wrong. Readout widths measured in all three locales; widest is 262px in a 331px panel, nothing clipped. No page errors beyond the dev server's service-worker MIME warning and the pre-login 401 probe.