feat: benchmark a server with yabs by lollipopkit · Pull Request #1401 · lollipopkit/flutter_server_box

lollipopkit · 2026-09-05T06:27:19Z

Runs Yet Another Bench Script from a page instead of a terminal — disk, network and CPU — and keeps the results structured rather than scrolled past.

The script is shipped, not fetched

curl -sL yabs.sh | bash pins no version and verifies nothing, and raw.githubusercontent.com is unreachable from a good share of the hosts people most want to benchmark. assets/yabs.sh is vendored verbatim under WTFPL, pinned by commit and SHA-256, refreshed by scripts/update-yabs.sh, and held by a test.

The run is detached; the app only watches it

A full run is 10–20 minutes — longer than a phone holds a connection or the OS leaves a backgrounded app alive. The launcher starts under setsid and the app polls a directory, so closing the page, locking the phone or losing the network costs nothing, and reopening picks the run back up from its row.

That also makes the transport irrelevant: every command is short, so this works over SSH and over a monitor agent's /exec with neither knowing about the other.

The launcher records its own $$, not the shell's $!. Under setsid that pid is the process group every child inherits, and killing the group is the only thing that actually stops a benchmark — fio, iperf3 and Geekbench are separate processes.

Every phase is the user's choice

This supplies defaults and nothing more. Three disagree with yabs' own, each in the direction that spends less or discloses less:

Option	Default	Why
Geekbench	off	downloads a proprietary binary and publishes CPU model, core count and memory to a public geekbench.com page
reduced iperf	on	seven locations, both directions, both address families is tens of GB of egress on a metered plan
IP lookup	off	plaintext HTTP to ip-api.com

Estimated time, traffic and required free space sit above the Run button, because all three are invisible when the decision is made and expensive afterwards.

Also here

feat(monitor) — /exec's 60s timeout and two 1 MiB caps become [remote_access.exec]. They were sized for listing processes and units, which is not a size anything taking minutes fits inside. Still the agent's decision; a request cannot raise them. Byte caps derive from RAM with the old flat value as the floor, so no machine gets less than it did.
chore — shaders/ moves under assets/. The shaders: pubspec section stays put: it is a compile step (impellerc → IPLR), not a copy, and Flutter refuses the combination outright.
rm — the desktop-only refresh button in the server tab. Pull-to-refresh remains on phones; the poll runs on its own and each card refreshes its own server.

Notes for review

Results parse leniently and the raw text is kept regardless. yabs assembles its JSON by concatenating shell strings, so a field it could not collect arrives as an empty slot and a distro name containing a quote yields a document no parser accepts. Nulls mean "not measured", never zero.
benchmark_run is schema v21. Not a sync root — a measurement is not an edit — and capped per server, except a running row is never pruned: it names a directory with a live process in it.
Two values on these command lines are typed by the user, so test/yabs_script_test.dart runs the real fragments against /bin/sh and asserts an injected ; touch does not execute, that $HOME expands, that cancelling takes the whole process group, and that a log cannot forge a state line.
test/benchmark_page_layout_test.dart measures the rendered rows: three widget kinds share one column and each derives its left edge differently. Verified to fail on the two layouts it replaced.

Status

flutter analyze clean · 2398 Dart tests pass (the one failure is a pre-existing opt-in SSH e2e needing SBM_E2E_SSH_KEY_PASSPHRASE) · monitor cargo test and clippy clean.

Not yet run end to end against a real server — the shell fragments are tested against a real /bin/sh with a stand-in for yabs, but a full 15-minute run on real hardware has not happened. Worth doing before this leaves draft.

Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Added server benchmarking for disk, network, CPU, and Geekbench tests.
- Added live progress, cancellation, results, logs, comparisons, estimates, and history.
- Added responsive benchmark layouts, server search and filtering, localized text, and server selection.
- Added immersive globe viewing with action controls.
- Added configurable command execution limits for the monitoring API.
Bug Fixes
- Improved benchmark polling, cleanup safety, result parsing, and history retention.
- Improved globe labeling and layout around controls.
- Removed custom iPerf server configuration.

Everything the app bundles now lives under one directory. `shaders/` at the repo root held a single file and was the only bundled thing outside `assets/`. The `shaders:` section of pubspec stays where it is: it is a compile step, not a copy. Under it the build runs impellerc and bundles an `IPLR` blob; listed under `assets:` the raw GLSL would be shipped instead, `FragmentProgram .fromAsset` would reject it, and `GlobePainter`'s fallback would quietly draw a radial gradient with nothing saying why. Flutter refuses the combination outright, so this is guarded rather than merely documented.

`POST /api/v1/exec` had three constants: a 60s timeout and two 1 MiB caps. Those fit the pages the endpoint was built for — listing processes, units and containers — and fit nothing that takes minutes or prints more than a megabyte, which left an operator no way to ask for a benchmark, a filesystem scan or a backup. They are now `[remote_access.exec]`: `timeout_secs`, `max_output_bytes`, `max_request_bytes`. Still the agent's decision and never the caller's — a request cannot raise them. Zero means unset, matching the terminal capacities beside them, so nobody leaves the endpoint on with every request failing. The byte caps derive from physical memory with the old flat 1 MiB as the floor, so no machine gets less than it did; only bigger ones get more. The payload limit reaches ntex through an argument to `configure_api` rather than through `AppState`: ntex applies it while extracting the body, before any handler — and therefore any state — is reached. Tests assert both bounds by shortening them, since a test that proves a 30-minute timeout is honoured has to take 30 minutes to fail.

Yet Another Bench Script, driven from a page instead of a terminal: disk (fio), network (iperf3) and CPU (Geekbench), with the results stored, structured and comparable rather than scrolled past. The script is shipped, not fetched. `curl -sL yabs.sh | bash` pins no version and verifies nothing, and raw.githubusercontent.com is unreachable from a good share of the hosts people most want to benchmark. `assets/yabs.sh` is vendored verbatim under WTFPL, pinned by commit and SHA-256, refreshed by `scripts/update-yabs.sh`, and held by a test. The run is detached and the app only watches it. A full run is 10-20 minutes — longer than a phone holds a connection or the OS leaves a backgrounded app alive. So the launcher is started under `setsid` and the app polls a directory: closing the page, locking the phone or losing the network costs nothing, and reopening picks the run back up from its row. That also makes the transport irrelevant — every command is short, so this works over SSH and over a monitor agent's `/exec` with neither knowing about the other. The launcher records its own `$$`, not the shell's `$!`. Under `setsid` that pid is the process group every child inherits, and killing the group is the only thing that actually stops a benchmark: fio, iperf3 and Geekbench are separate processes. Every phase is the user's choice; this only supplies defaults. Three disagree with yabs' own, each in the direction that spends less or discloses less: Geekbench off (it downloads a proprietary binary and publishes the machine's specs to a public page), reduced iperf on (seven locations both ways is tens of GB of egress on a metered plan), IP lookup off (plaintext HTTP to ip-api.com). Estimated time, traffic and required free space sit above the Run button, because all three are invisible when the decision is made and expensive after. Results parse leniently and the raw text is kept regardless: yabs assembles its JSON by concatenating shell strings, so a field it could not collect arrives as an empty slot and a distro name containing a quote yields a document no parser accepts. Nulls mean "not measured", never zero. `benchmark_run` is schema v21. Not a sync root — a measurement is not an edit — and capped per server, except that a running row is never pruned: it names a directory with a live process in it. Two values on these command lines are typed by the user, so `test/yabs_script_test.dart` runs the real fragments against `/bin/sh` and asserts an injected `; touch` does not execute, that `$HOME` expands, that cancelling takes the whole process group, and that a log cannot forge a state line. `test/benchmark_page_layout_test.dart` measures the rendered rows, since three widget kinds share one column and each derives its left edge differently. Not yet run end to end against a real server.

It was desktop-only, beside search, sort, globe and add. Pulling the grid down remains how a phone asks for the whole list; on a pointer, the status poll runs on its own and each card carries its own refresh for the one server behind it.

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Added detached YABS benchmarking with configurable options, tolerant result parsing, process polling, cancellation, cleanup, persistence, and benchmark UI. Added benchmark storage migration and localized strings. Added configurable /api/v1/exec timeout, output, and request-size limits. Added a globe shader asset and updated its packaging path. Added server selection and sorting integrations with related tests.

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This change adds detached server benchmarks and related interface updates, but concurrent polling can incorrectly return completed benchmarks to a running state and persist that result. Additional rendering, unnecessary rebuild, and globe-layout issues remain, so these should be resolved before merge.

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Points worth attention:

YabsScript builds shell command lines that carry two user-typed values (working directory, custom iperf server list). quote/quotePath are the only thing between those and a shell on someone else's machine.
cleanupCommand issues rm -rf on a path derived from user input; it asserts the path shape first.
The detached-run lifecycle: start → poll → finish/cancel/cleanup in lib/data/provider/benchmark.dart, especially YabsPollState.answered (an unrecognised answer must not be read as "the run is gone").
Schema v21: the three edits (table, SchemaVersion.current, kSchemaMigrations) and whether m020's DDL matches what Drift creates.
monitor/src/core/remote_access.rs — the derived exec bounds and whether the floor really prevents a regression on small machines.

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@lollipopkit I found two issues.

High: Do not fail a new run before the launcher writes pid.
startEntry() confirms only that it started a detached process. _schedule(immediate: true) can then poll before run.sh executes echo $$ > pid. The poll reports started=1, alive=0, and no exit code. YabsPollState.diedWithoutReporting is then true, so BenchmarkNotifier._poll() marks a valid new run as failed. This race is more likely on a loaded server. Treat a missing PID during a short startup window as pending, or write a launch-state marker before the process is detached.
High: Strengthen cleanupCommand() path validation before rm -rf.
The check at Line 244 accepts any path that ends in /.server_box_bench or /run. For example, a user can select a working directory whose derived run directory is an existing non-benchmark directory with that suffix. The later cleanup then recursively removes it. The check prevents /home/me and /, but it does not establish ownership of the target directory. Use a run-specific marker created during launch and verify it before deletion. Alternatively, derive and persist a unique directory name that cannot collide with an existing user directory.

I found no defect in the POSIX quoting logic, the v21 migration DDL, or the execution-limit floor. MIN_EXEC_BYTES preserves the prior 1 MiB limits on small machines.

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In `@assets/shaders/globe.frag`:
- Line 82: Update the color computation in the fragment shader so the surface
RGB is premultiplied by its alpha before applying the inside factor and
outputting the result. Preserve the existing uLit/uShadow blending behavior
while ensuring the final color has RGB no greater than alpha.

In `@lib/data/provider/benchmark.dart`:
- Line 130: Update the startup flow around _schedule(immediate: true) so the
initial poll cannot classify the detached launcher’s transient pre-PID state as
a failure. Either write a launch marker before detaching or make
diedWithoutReporting keep the directory-without-exit-code-and-live-process state
pending until launcher startup is confirmed.
- Line 260: Update the cleanup flow around YabsScript.cleanupCommand so it only
removes run.runDir after proving the directory is launcher-owned for the current
run, using a persisted run-ID marker or a unique directory under an app-owned
root; do not rely solely on suffix validation, and preserve cleanup for valid
owned directories.

In `@lib/data/store/migrations/m020_benchmark_runs.dart`:
- Line 30: Update BenchmarkRunsMigration.apply() to remove the early return when
benchmark_run already exists, use CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS for the table, and
always execute the idx_benchmark_run_server_started index creation so partial
migrations complete successfully.

In `@scripts/update-yabs.sh`:
- Line 28: Update the download flow in the update script to save the fetched
yabs.sh content to a temporary file, run the existing version validation against
that temporary file, and atomically move it to the destination only after
validation succeeds; ensure failures leave the existing vendored asset unchanged
and clean up the temporary file.

In `@test/yabs_script_test.dart`:
- Around line 229-231: Update cancelCommand’s generated cancellation script to
remove the extra closing “fi”, leaving exactly one terminator for its sole if
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+      expect(state.finished, isTrue);
+      expect(state.exitCode, YabsScript.cancelledExitCode);
+      expect(state.alive, isFalse);


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Remove the extra fi from cancelCommand.

The generated cancellation script closes its only if block twice. /bin/sh rejects the script before running either kill command, so the launcher and its sleep 60 child remain alive. Remove the second fi.

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Premultiply the surface color before output.

When uLit or uShadow has alpha below 1, color = surface * inside leaves RGB greater than alpha. Flutter runtime effects require premultiplied output, so composite the surface correctly before applying inside.
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     vec4 surface = mix(uShadow, uLit, shade);
+    surface.rgb *= surface.a;
 
     // The limb darkens, which is what stops the disc reading as a flat circle.
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In `@assets/shaders/globe.frag` at line 82, Update the color computation in the
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In `@lib/data/provider/benchmark.dart`:
- Line 130: Update the startup flow around _schedule(immediate: true) so the
initial poll cannot classify the detached launcher’s transient pre-PID state as
a failure. Either write a launch marker before detaching or make
diedWithoutReporting keep the directory-without-exit-code-and-live-process state
pending until launcher startup is confirmed.
- Line 260: Update the cleanup flow around YabsScript.cleanupCommand so it only
removes run.runDir after proving the directory is launcher-owned for the current
run, using a persisted run-ID marker or a unique directory under an app-owned
root; do not rely solely on suffix validation, and preserve cleanup for valid
owned directories.

In `@lib/data/store/migrations/m020_benchmark_runs.dart`:
- Line 30: Update BenchmarkRunsMigration.apply() to remove the early return when
benchmark_run already exists, use CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS for the table, and
always execute the idx_benchmark_run_server_started index creation so partial
migrations complete successfully.

In `@scripts/update-yabs.sh`:
- Line 28: Update the download flow in the update script to save the fetched
yabs.sh content to a temporary file, run the existing version validation against
that temporary file, and atomically move it to the destination only after
validation succeeds; ensure failures leave the existing vendored asset unchanged
and clean up the temporary file.

In `@test/yabs_script_test.dart`:
- Around line 229-231: Update cancelCommand’s generated cancellation script to
remove the extra closing “fi”, leaving exactly one terminator for its sole if
block so both kill commands execute and the launcher and sleep child are
terminated.

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outputting the result. Preserve the existing uLit/uShadow blending behavior
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Their names were the fields' own `InputDecoration` labels, and `InputDecorator` paints a resting label through a transform of its own — so they landed about six logical pixels right of every other row's title. Invisible to any assertion about layout: `getTopLeft` put every one of them at the same 74.0, while on the rendered screenshot the switch titles sit at 113-115px and the two labels at 122 and 125. The name is now an ordinary `Text` in the shared column with the field beneath it, so the alignment is structural and cannot drift with whatever the decorator does. An icon would not have helped — the row that already had one was off by the same amount.

The start command creates the run directory and returns the moment it has backgrounded the launcher; the launcher records its pid only once it is actually scheduled. The first poll fires at `Duration.zero`, so it routinely saw a directory, no process and no exit code — which is also what a run killed by the OOM killer looks like. Every benchmark was at risk of being marked failed the instant it was started. The poll now reports whether the pid file exists, and only a run that got that far can be called dead. A launcher that never appears at all is still bounded, by a 30s grace period. The same marker settles a second question. `cleanupCommand` issues `rm -rf` on a path built from a working directory the user typed, and checked only that the path had the right shape. It now also requires the directory to carry this run's id, written before the launcher is detached. Neither check is enough alone: the shape rules out a path this code could not have produced, the marker rules out a directory of that shape belonging to something else. The script test's timeout carries diagnostics now, too. It has flaked twice under a parallel run, and "it did not finish" says nothing about whether the launcher was written, started, or ran and failed.

`update-yabs.sh` fetched straight over `assets/yabs.sh`, so a truncated transfer or a proxy's error page destroyed the vendored script — and the version check that would have caught it ran after the damage was done. It downloads beside the destination now and moves into place only once the file identifies itself. `m020` returned early when `benchmark_run` already existed, so a process that stopped between the table and its index left the index permanently missing: the schema version is recorded only after `apply()` returns, so the next launch was guaranteed to take that early return. Each statement guards itself instead.

lollipopkit · 2026-09-05T07:43:49Z

Worked through the review. Four fixed, two skipped with reasons.

Fixed

benchmark.dart:130 — a run failed before its launcher started. Real, and it would have hit nearly every run. startEntry creates the directory and returns as soon as it has backgrounded the launcher; the launcher writes its pid only once scheduled. With _schedule(immediate: true) the first poll fires at Duration.zero and saw directory + no process + no exit code — identical to an OOM kill. The poll now reports whether the pid file exists, and only a run that got that far can be called dead; a launcher that never appears is bounded by a 30s grace period. 31146470

benchmark.dart:260 — cleanup ownership. Took the marker suggestion: startEntry stamps the run id into owner before detaching, and cleanupCommand requires it to match. Kept the shape check alongside it — the shape rules out a path this code could not have produced, the marker rules out a directory of that shape belonging to something else. One marker serves both findings. 31146470

m020:30 — partial migration. Real. The version is recorded only after apply() returns, so a process that stopped between the table and its index was guaranteed to take the early return on the next launch and leave the index missing forever. Each statement guards itself now. f507915d

update-yabs.sh:28 — clobbered the asset on failure. Real, and the version check that would have caught it ran after the damage. Downloads beside the destination, moves into place only once the file identifies itself. f507915d

Skipped

yabs_script_test.dart:229 — "extra closing fi". Not present. cancelCommand has one if and one fi. test/yabs_script_test.dart's cancel test runs that exact script through a real /bin/sh, kills a launcher plus a child it spawned, and asserts exit 143 — a stray fi is a syntax error and could not pass.

globe.frag:82 — premultiplied alpha. Not reachable, and this PR does not touch the file ({shaders => assets/shaders}/globe.frag | 0, a pure rename). Both colours feeding surface are Color.alphaBlend(fg, <opaque theme colour>), so their alpha is 1.0 and premultiplied equals straight. The one translucent uniform is already premultiplied correctly: vec4(uGlow.rgb, 1.0) * uGlow.a * halo.

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6690aa46 fixes an alignment bug the screenshots caught: the two text-field rows used their fields' InputDecoration labels as row names, and InputDecorator paints a resting label through a transform of its own — so they sat ~6 logical px right of every other title. getTopLeft reported all of them at the same 74.0, which is why the layout test passed; measured on the rendered image the switch titles are at 113-115px and the two labels at 122 and 125. The name is an ordinary Text in the shared column now, so alignment is structural.

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Not yet run end to end against a real server. And test/yabs_script_test.dart's runToCompletion has timed out twice under a parallel suite run and did not reproduce in three subsequent full runs — root cause not established, so its timeout now dumps the run directory, the generated run.sh and the last poll output.

`SSHClient.execute` hands a command to whatever shell the account uses, and nothing says that is a POSIX one. fish removed backticks; csh has no `if ...; then`. Either turns these scripts into a syntax error — and a syntax error is not an exception: the command "succeeds", prints a diagnostic on stderr, and produces none of the markers this app looks for. It reached the user as "the server did not answer the poll" from a server that was answering, and before that as a benchmark that sat at "starting" for forty minutes. This is the convention the rest of the app already follows and this missed: `sbm_parser::script::exec_command` emits `sh <path> -<flag>` for the same reason. Only the wrapper has to survive the login shell now, and `sh -c '...'` parses the same everywhere — including fish, which reads the `'\''` idiom the way POSIX shells do. Asserted structurally on every command, and against a real fish where one is installed. Three things that made this take as long to find as it did are fixed with it. A poll that fails is no longer silent. The retry is right — the benchmark is in its own session and does not care that this device cannot reach it — but the record was left untouched, so an unreachable server and a slow run looked identical: a spinner over a clock that ticks locally whether or not anything is arriving. An empty log no longer claims a phase. `BenchmarkPhase.of` read the log's section headers and fell through to the first of them, so a run that had printed nothing announced that it was reading system information. Absence of evidence is now its own state, and past twenty seconds the card says what yabs is doing before its first line: probing two addresses a good share of networks blackhole. And the process list is read from `/proc` rather than asked of `ps`. `ps -g` is *effective group id* under procps, not process group, so it selected nothing; busybox's `ps` takes neither `-o` nor `-g`. Both failures were silent, which is why the diagnostic added to explain a stuck run explained nothing.

yabs animates its progress: it prints a step, then `\r` and `\e[0K` to erase the line and print the next over it. As plain text that reads as every step ever printed, run together, with the escape codes shown as mojibake. The app already ships a terminal, so the log gets one. Two failures here are silent — nothing throws and the widget builds. The log is a file rather than a pty, so its lines end in `\n` alone, which a terminal reads as "down one row" and not "back to column one": left as-is the whole transcript staircases down and to the right. And each poll brings the whole log rather than a delta, so writing all of it would repeat the run once per poll and replay its cursor movements against lines they were not drawn for.

It was an entry on each server's page. A benchmark is not really something done *to* a server, though — the number is close to meaningless alone and only means something beside another machine's. A per-server page could show one column of that comparison and never the rest. So: a tab, last in the default order, because a run takes a quarter of an hour and is started deliberately — the tab least often wanted, and the one that can afford to sit behind "more". `ServerFuncBtn.benchmark` is gone; nothing had shipped with it. Pick a machine at the top, its run or the form to start one below, and then every machine's history. All of them, not the selected one's: switching servers to read a result would make the list jump under the hand that switched. The picker does not filter by capability, though it could. Whether a monitor-backed server can run a command is its agent's `full_access` grant, and that is unknown until the agent has been asked — filtering on it would hide servers that can, on the strength of not having looked. The run reports a refusal itself, which is later and honest. `AppTab.benchmark` is appended, so no stored index changes meaning. The old page splits into the pieces the tab assembles — `config`, `running_card`, `history_tile` — which is also what lets the result page and the card share one log view. Two assertions in `app_tab_test.dart` change because adding a tab genuinely changes their answers: which four are in the bar, and what a stored legacy list can still turn on. The second is renamed after what it actually guards — that a newly added tab is reachable from settings at all.

The history is a list of records, and what is done with one — start a run, watch it, read a result — is the other column. A run takes a quarter of an hour, so reading an old result without losing sight of the one in flight is most of the point of having two. Left: which machine, then every machine's history. Right: that machine's run, or a past result once one is tapped. Choosing a machine is asking to act on it, so it clears whatever result was being read; deleting the run the right column is showing falls back to the machine rather than leaving a pane over a record that is gone. Below the split width a tapped result is a page, as everywhere else. `AdaptivePanes.detail` builds the detail inside its own `Builder`, which is a different element from the page's — so the provider is read in `build` and passed down. `ref.listen` there asserts, and it threw on every frame that had a detail to draw. `ref.watch` does not assert, which is worse rather than better: it would quietly subscribe from the wrong element.

…sheet The picker was a card above the history, and the column's app bar carried a title the nav rail beside it already shows. Both were spending permanent room: which machine to run on is answered once and then not looked at again for a quarter of an hour, and the history is what the column is for. So the bar is a play button and nothing else, and it raises the picker as a sheet — `showRowsSheet`, the same one the home page's "more" and the terminal's session switcher use.

Three things wrong with the two-column layout. **The back button did nothing.** `CustomAppBar` supplies one at the root of a detail pane, wired to `onCloseDetail` — right for a result read out of the history, wrong for the run column, which *is* the root and had nowhere to go. Wrong for the list column too, which is the thing a detail is closed back to. Both get an explicit leading, which is how the widget is told not to supply its own. **Leaving a result animated as arriving at one.** `NestedNavigator` reads `rootId` becoming null as the detail closing, and only then runs the backwards transition. `detailId` was `_viewingRunId ?? 'server:<id>'` — never null — so every return was one non-null id replacing another, which is a way *in*, and the result slid off the wrong edge. It is just `_viewingRunId` now. Asserted on that contract rather than on the animation, which is the library's to run. **A history row led with a timestamp.** Reading a benchmark is comparing it with another, and "3 days ago" answers "is this still current" where a date makes the reader work it out. `DateTime.toAgoStr` from fl_lib already does this.

The benchmark tab had a dropdown of its own: no distribution marks, no tags, no search, and whatever order the caller happened to iterate. Each of those is easy to leave out of a picker written for one page, and the next hand-rolled one would have missed the same four. So there is one, in `core/utils`, and the benchmark tab is its first caller. It searches names, tags and addresses, because a server is remembered by whichever of them the person happens to hold on to. Tags filter through `TagSwitcher` — height-bounded, since on one line it is a horizontal `ListView` and a horizontal viewport in a `Column` has no height to expand into. Marks go through `distIcon`, which answers null rather than an empty box when the setting is off, so off means no pixels rather than a reserved column. `trailingOf` is how a caller marks a row with something only it knows — the benchmark tab flags the machine with a run in flight, since choosing another is what hides it. The order is not the picker's to decide. `ServerSortOrder` moves out of the server tab, where it was private, into a model both can read: the picker lists the same servers as that tab and now lists them the same way, rather than offering a second answer to a question the user has already answered once. One bug found writing the tests: the tag set was assigned to a `ValueNotifier` during build, which notifies mid-build — and a fresh `Set` is never equal to the last, so it told the switcher to rebuild on every frame, forever. Assigned after the frame now, and only when it differs. `yabs_script_test`'s cancel case joins `runToCompletion` in bounding its wait by the clock rather than by a count of sleeps. Both wait on a real process being scheduled, and both have timed out under a parallel suite run on a machine that was merely busy.

The rows carried the machine's name, how long ago, the CPU model, the error if there was one, and how long it took. That is a list to read rather than scan, and every one of those but the first two is on the result a tap away. A row is now the name, the mark that says how it ended, and how long ago — which is the question a history answers. Searching it is the bar's own, through `InlineSearchController` and `InlineSearchBar`: the strip becomes the field rather than a second control appearing, which is how the server, terminal, file and snippet tabs already behave. By machine name, since that is the only thing left on a row that somebody would search for.

`reservedSize: 46` is not wide enough for `647.3 MB/s`, so every label wrapped to two lines and each ran into the one above and below it — and into the card's subtitle at the top. No `interval` either, so fl_chart chose its own tick count and put more labels there than the axis had room for. Wider, four intervals, and a shorter label. The fraction goes only above ten: below it, `1.2 GB/s` and `1.8 GB/s` would otherwise become two ticks both reading `1 GB/s`. The tooltip keeps the full figure.

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lib/data/model/app/menu/server_func.dart (1)
22-22: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Remove obsolete benchmark indices during upgrade.

benchmark was the final enum member at index 9. Existing serverBtns rows can retain 9, because migrateBuildFeatures only appends current entries. ServerFuncBtnsOrderPage passes that value to ServerFuncBtn.values[key] without a bounds check, which can throw a RangeError. Remove the obsolete index during migration and add a regression test.
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In `@lib/data/model/app/menu/server_func.dart` at line 22, Update the migration
flow around migrateBuildFeatures to remove obsolete benchmark index 9 from
existing serverBtns data before current entries are appended. Ensure
ServerFuncBtnsOrderPage cannot receive that stale index and add a regression
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lib/view/page/benchmark/result.dart (1)
178-182: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Optionally reuse the shared duration formatter.

Both implementations currently produce the same output. No repository rule, generated output, or localization behavior requires this change. Reusing fmtDuration only removes duplicate maintenance code.
♻️ Proposed refactor
-  static String _fmtDuration(Duration d) {
-    final m = d.inMinutes;
-    final s = d.inSeconds % 60;
-    return '${m}m ${s.toString().padLeft(2, '0')}s';
-  }
Then use fmtDuration(elapsed) at Line 160 and add:
import 'package:server_box/view/page/benchmark/history_tile.dart';
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In `@lib/view/page/benchmark/result.dart` around lines 178 - 182, Replace the
local _fmtDuration implementation with the shared fmtDuration formatter from
history_tile.dart, update the elapsed-duration call site to use
fmtDuration(elapsed), and add the corresponding import. Remove the duplicate
helper while preserving the existing output.

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Inline comments:
In `@lib/data/provider/benchmark.dart`:
- Around line 189-191: Update the _poll flow to validate the current run
generation or identity before every _finish(), _store.put(), state assignment,
and _schedule() operation, including the poll-error write-back shown here.
Ensure stale polls that were superseded by cancel() or a newer run cannot
persist records, mutate state, finish the active run, or schedule further
polling; apply the guard consistently across all asynchronous completion paths.

In `@lib/view/page/benchmark/tab.dart`:
- Around line 61-63: Update the Timer.periodic callback initializing _tick so it
only calls setState when a benchmark run is active, in addition to the existing
mounted and selection checks. Use the existing run-state symbol to identify
active execution, and keep the timer lifecycle otherwise unchanged.

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Outside diff comments:
In `@lib/data/model/app/menu/server_func.dart`:
- Line 22: Update the migration flow around migrateBuildFeatures to remove
obsolete benchmark index 9 from existing serverBtns data before current entries
are appended. Ensure ServerFuncBtnsOrderPage cannot receive that stale index and
add a regression test covering migrated rows with value 9.

---

Nitpick comments:
In `@lib/view/page/benchmark/result.dart`:
- Around line 178-182: Replace the local _fmtDuration implementation with the
shared fmtDuration formatter from history_tile.dart, update the elapsed-duration
call site to use fmtDuration(elapsed), and add the corresponding import. Remove
the duplicate helper while preserving the existing output.

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+      final noted = active.copyWith(pollError: '$e');
+      state = state.copyWith(active: noted);
+      _schedule(noted);


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+    _tick = Timer.periodic(const Duration(seconds: 1), (_) {
+      if (mounted && _selected != null) setState(() {});
+    });


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Gate the 1-second tick on an active run.

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…istory `AdaptivePanes` gives a narrow window only the list column, which here was the history — so a phone showed a list of past runs and had no way to start one at all. The single column is the run now, and the history moved behind a button in the bar, as a sheet. The Agent tab does the same with its conversations, and for the same reason: what a tab is *for* should not be the thing behind a button. The run is its own widget rather than something the tab draws inline, since it is shown in two places — beside the history with two columns, and as the single column without. It has no route: choosing another machine rebuilds the column, where an earlier version of this pushed a page and quietly stacked one copy of the run per machine ever chosen. Tapping a row in the sheet closes it before pushing the result: the sheet is on the root navigator and the push is on the tab's, so without that the result arrived underneath it.

The rule and the four traps behind it, from the benchmark tab: a phone got the list column and no way to start anything, and each of the four is a runtime misbehaviour rather than a compile error — a transition that plays backwards, a back button that does nothing, a `ref.watch` that subscribes from the wrong element without saying so, and a page stacked once per choice that no "is it on screen" assertion can see. Scoped to tabs added from here on. Changing the ones that predate it is its own change, with its own reasons.

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A bare icon in the `leading` slot and a centred title said nothing about there being other machines. The terminal tab's bar is a `SessionSwitcherLabel` on the left — icon, name, chevron — which is what makes "one of several" readable: the chevron is the whole difference between a title and a way somewhere. So the single column carries that, opening the machine picker, with the history as an action on the right. Which is also the terminal's arrangement exactly: its switcher changes session and its history button is a separate thing beside it. Also 18pt on those buttons, matching the terminal and server tabs; this file had arrived at 20 with a label of its own for a control that already had one. Recorded in CLAUDE.md with the rest of the tab rule.

The setting used to mean "the tabs that exist", of which the bar drew the first four and "more" held the rest — so turning a fifth on changed nothing anybody could see. It means the bar now: what is named is in it, what is not is behind "more", and with every tab named there is nothing left for "more" to hold, so it goes. Which would stand between a phone and its settings, since "more" was the only way there. So the last slot holds whichever of the two is needed: "more" while anything is behind it, with the settings inside that sheet as they always were, and the settings themselves once there is nothing left to put in a sheet. One slot either way — the bar never grows by two. Settings is not an `AppTab`. As a case in that enum it would have been a `@HiveField`, a line in the parser taking it back out, a branch in three exhaustive switches and a second list saying which cases are real — all of it to say this one is not like the others. It is never stored, never arranged and never one of the pages the tab index addresses; tapping it pushes. `defaultOrder` is a subset now rather than every tab, and it is the same four the bar drew before, so a fresh install looks exactly as it did. No migration. An install that stored six tabs gets a bar of six, which is that install's own list read under the new rule — nothing is lost or unreachable, and the arranging page is in the sheet beside them.

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…ssing Two things, both about a globe with nothing on it. The globe fills the column it is given, so the bar over it and the navigation under it are two rows of controls around a picture that is the page. `ImmersiveTab` is the server tab saying so and the home page acting on it. It stores which tab rather than a flag: a tab is kept alive behind the others, so the server tab goes on drawing its globe while somebody reads a terminal, and the chrome has to be back for that one. Not when the list is empty — the empty states are the ones with something to undo and the control that undoes it is on that bar — and not beside a detail pane, where the globe is a column and the pane above it already carries the way out. The way back is a button over the globe itself, handed to `GlobeView` rather than stacked over it by the caller, because the card layout has to know it is there: a card goes wherever there is room and the top right corner is room. `layoutGlobeCards` takes `reserved` and treats it as something already placed, rather than cutting a band out of the bounds — a corner is not a band, and taking one would cost every card the full width of the box. The chrome is *removed*, not emptied. `Scaffold` takes the bottom padding off its body whenever the bottom slot is filled, on the grounds that the bar will spend it; a bar left in place drawing nothing spends nothing, and the globe ran under the home indicator. Same for the rail, which is a `SafeArea` and held the left inset open beside a full-bleed page. And the strip's caption. With the city data not installed every public server misses as `noData` — "No location data", true of this app and heard as a fact about the server — and with a LAN server in the strip as well the two reasons differed, so the caption fell back to "Unknown". Next to the button offering the download, what was on screen was `Unknown Download`. It now names what that button downloads, and where the data is installed it names every reason present rather than one of them or none.

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578-578: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Add an overflow destination to the desktop rail. _barTabs excludes the default overflow tabs AppTab.snippet and AppTab.benchmark, but desktop shortcuts, restoration, and tab requests can select their indices in _tabs. _buildRailBar passes that index directly to NavigationRail.selectedIndex, so the tab has no rail destination and the index can exceed the rail destination count. Add a More rail destination, select it for overflow tabs, and open _showMoreSheet(_barTabs.length) from it.
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+    if ((old.action == null) != (widget.action == null)) {
+      _scheduleActionMeasure();
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Remeasure when the non-null action changes.

When both actions are non-null but differ, didUpdateWidget skips _scheduleActionMeasure(). _actionSize remains stale, while layoutGlobeCards uses the corresponding reserved rectangle. A larger replacement action can therefore overlap cards. Schedule measurement when old.action != widget.action, and add a widget test for replacing one non-null action with another size.

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Two things wrong with where it went, and the second was hidden by the first. `AppSettingsPage.go` was a `Navigator.of(context).push` written by hand, so the page landed on the *nearest* navigator. From a tab that is the tab's own, so the settings replaced the terminal's contents with the navigation still under them and stayed there when the tab was left and come back to; from the side bar, which is a pane, they would have opened in the narrow column beside the terminals. It also skipped what `AppRoute` does either way: the desktop window frame a root-navigator page needs, and the `RouteSettings` the route observer reads. On the root navigator the second showed: `AppSettingsPage` builds a group's rows and nothing else — no scaffold, no bar, no surface, because the settings' own layout supplies all three on nine call sites. A route holding it alone is a `ListView` over an empty one, which draws black. Pushed inside the tab there had been the tab's own page underneath, so nothing looked wrong. `SettingsSectionPage` is what a caller outside the settings tree pushes now: the group with a scaffold and a bar round it, on the route, asked for with `NavTarget.root`. A wrapper rather than the `embedded` flag the three sibling pages in the menu carry, because that flag would have to be written at all nine of those call sites and this changes none of them. Its title comes from the *subject* rather than from the leaf: three leaves in the menu are called "General", which beside the menu says which General and on a page of its own says nothing.

It had no "more" slot at all, which was two things wrong at once. The tabs the user left out of the bar were unreachable on a wide window: the rail listed only the ones in it, and nothing anywhere else led to the rest. And `_selectIndex` addresses every tab while those destinations were only the bar's, so arriving on one of the others tripped `NavigationRail`'s own `selectedIndex < destinations.length` assert — reachable without any wide-window navigation, because the tab the app reopens on is restored by name and a window can be widened while one of them is showing. The rail also runs out of *height*, which the bar never does. So what is behind "more" here is the tabs the user hid plus however many of the rest do not fit, and both are one number downstream: the rail draws the first `shown` of every tab there is and `_showMoreSheet` takes the remainder, exactly as the bar does. How many fit is worked out rather than measured, because the count has to be made before the destinations are built. It is the M3 rail's own numbers — a 32pt indicator, a 4pt gap, the label, 12pt under it — with only the label moving, since the text scale is a setting here. Rounded up: a line is laid out to a whole pixel, so the real height is `round(16 x scale)` and the plain product is under it at 1.1, 1.3, 1.6 and 1.8. The rail is `scrollable` as well, so an estimate that is wrong anyway is a rail that scrolls rather than one that overflows its box. `test/home_rail_tabs_test.dart` covers the arithmetic, holds the estimate against what Flutter actually lays out across ten text scales, and walks every shape the home page can be in to show that a tab is never left out without a slot standing for it — which is what makes that assert unreachable.

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`railShownCount` reserved a destination for "more" by answering one fewer than the rail had room for, which is exact from two upwards and wrong at one: the floor put a tab back, "more" went beside it, and the rail drew two destinations in room measured for one. Fixed where the room is measured rather than where it is spent. `railCapacity` never answers fewer than two now, because below two there is no arrangement that both says which tab is open and reaches the others — one slot is either a tab with the rest unreachable, which is the bug the previous commit fixed, or a "more" with nothing saying where you are. A rail too short for two plans for two and scrolls, which is a window under 200pt tall, where the tab's own contents have about 130. The floor in `railShownCount` stays as a floor against a smaller capacity arriving from somewhere else, and says so. What the review actually found was a missing invariant: the property test walked every shape the home page can be in and checked that each tab had a slot standing for it, but never that the slots fit. It does now, and that assertion is what fails if the reservation goes.

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rm: refresh button in the server tab

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It was desktop-only, beside search, sort, globe and add. Pulling the grid down remains how a phone asks for the whole list; on a pointer, the status poll runs on its own and each card carries its own refresh for the one server behind it.

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