Update online status threshold to 5 minutes from 30 seconds #718
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server/lib/orcasite/radio/feed.ex (1)
79-79: Consider the UX implications of the increased threshold.The change from 30 seconds to 5 minutes will make the online status more stable but less responsive. While this reduces status flapping, it also means users won't be notified of feed disconnections for up to 5 minutes.
Consider adding:
- A visual indicator showing the last successful update time
- A "degraded" state for feeds that haven't updated in 1-5 minutes
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server/lib/orcasite/radio/feed.ex (1)
79-79: Verify the impact on feed monitoring.
Let's verify if this change affects any monitoring or alerting systems that might depend on the online status.
✅ Verification successful
No impact on feed monitoring - change is part of the core online status calculation
The change to filter expr(inserted_at > ago(5, :minute)) is part of the core online status calculation in the Feed resource's aggregate definition. This is the primary mechanism for determining feed online status, and the 5-minute window is an intentional part of the design. The codebase shows:
- The online status is exposed through an aggregate in
Feedresource - No external monitoring systems depend on this calculation
- The status is used directly by GraphQL through AshGraphql integration
- No alerting systems are tied to this status check
The change is safe and maintains the intended functionality of the feed online status mechanism.
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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for monitoring or alerting code that might depend on feed online status
rg -A 5 "feed.*online|online.*feed" --type elixir
# Look for GraphQL queries that might be polling this status
ast-grep --pattern 'query {
$$$
online
$$$
}'
# Check for potential WebSocket subscriptions
rg -A 5 "subscribe.*feed|feed.*subscribe" --type elixir
Length of output: 488
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's check for any GraphQL schema definitions or resolvers related to feed online status
rg -A 5 "field :online|:feed.*online" --type elixir
# Check for any tests that might verify the online status behavior
rg -A 5 "test.*online.*feed|feed.*online.*test" --type elixir
# Look for any Absinthe schema definitions related to feeds
ast-grep --pattern 'object :$_ do
$$$
field :online
$$$
end'
# Check for any feed-related subscriptions in the schema
rg -A 5 "subscription do|subscribe" server/lib/orcasite_web/schema
Length of output: 326
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's find the schema file location first
fd schema.ex
# Check for any feed-related code in GraphQL types or schemas
rg -A 5 "type.*Feed|object.*:feed" --type elixir
# Look for any code that consumes the feed online status
rg -A 5 "feed\.online" --type elixir
# Check for any feed-related tests
fd test --type f | grep -i feed | xargs cat
Length of output: 266
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Check the GraphQL schema file for feed-related definitions
cat server/lib/orcasite_web/graphql/schema.ex
# Look for any feed types or resolvers in the GraphQL directory
fd . server/lib/orcasite_web/graphql -t f -x cat {}
# Check for any feed-related modules that might use the online status
fd feed --type f --full-path server/lib/orcasite -x cat {}
Length of output: 40021
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