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Problem

Settings › Client storage on mobile shows cache sizes just under the next unit as "1024 KB" or "1024 MB", and anything past 1 GB in MB, so a 5 GB cache reads "5120 MB". The screen has its own formatBytes, which picks the unit before rounding and stops at MB. The web helper had the same rounding bug, fixed in #26067.

Change

Main has since moved the screen's formatBytes into the shared apps/mobile/src/lib/formatBytes.ts (also used by the voice model section). Fix it there: pick the unit after rounding, continuing through GB and TB. The precision rule is unchanged (one decimal under 10, none above), so sizes away from a boundary read the same as before.

Scope

A bug fix for wrong data on screen. It is a very small, focused fix of an obvious bug, so it needs no issue: no label can be right as "1024 KB" when the same function shows 1,048,576 bytes as "1.0 MB". It follows the rule #26067 applied to the web helper, mobile only; no open PR or branch touches this screen. Out of scope: sharing one helper between web and mobile, and the same rounding in the attachment size label (formatAttachmentSize in packages/client-runtime).

Verification

• vp test run src/lib/formatBytes.test.ts (in apps/mobile): 2 passed. Against the old formatter both rows fail: 1,048,575 bytes reads "1024 KB" and 1,073,741,823 reads "1024 MB".
• vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, typecheck, tests and the React compiler check pass.
• Settings › Client storage on iOS and Android with real cache records near the 1 MiB boundary, read through the app's own cache summary (no stub): today's main b68aedfdb7, this PR c1352dd338 and this PR merged locally with that main (7f29634d58, not pushed). Main reads "1024 KB" for 1,048,329 to 1,048,332 cached bytes; this PR and the merge read "1.0 MB" for the same sizes.
• Re-checked on main f419698aea (2026-11-12): the tests fail there without the change and pass with it; the branch merges cleanly.

Filled through the test server's web client with free Replay (dev) turns (the scripted dev provider) and long typed messages, which carry most of the bytes; the last one set the total just under 1 MiB. Byte counts are the app's own sum from its database.

	main b68aedf	this PR c1352dd	merged 7f29634d58
iOS	iOS, main b68aedf, 1,048,329 bytes: Clear 1024 KB	iOS, this PR c1352dd, 1,048,331 bytes: Clear 1.0 MB	iOS, merged 7f29634d58, 1,048,329 bytes: Clear 1.0 MB
Android	Android, main b68aedf, 1,048,332 bytes: Clear 1024 KB	Android, this PR c1352dd, 1,048,331 bytes: Clear 1.0 MB	Android, merged 7f29634d58, 1,048,332 bytes: Clear 1.0 MB

Not checked: a real cache near the 1 GiB boundary (about a gigabyte of cached threads), and physical devices.

Method, cache byte reads, tests and the earlier stub run

Devices: an iPhone 17 Pro simulator on iOS 26.5 and an Android 16 Pixel emulator with software rendering. Each revision ran its own development client for its native fingerprint and its own Metro bundle (the merge shares main's client and ran its own bundle on the same cached data as main). One test server from today's main served all three (the change is in the app only), on a Mac with a scratch home and the machine name "Test machine". The sample thread has 19 Replay (dev) turns, each with a long typed message. A phone that opens the thread with an empty cache stores a first copy of about 0.83 to 0.87 MB whatever the number of turns (11 to 17 here), and adds each turn that arrives while the thread is open, so turns 12 to 19 were sent while one phone had the thread open, the last message sized for that phone. The merged bundle was loaded over main's cached data without clearing it.

Cache bytes, iOS, main b68aedfdb7:

$ cache-bytes.sh   # read-only: the same SUM(LENGTH(payload)) the app's inspectCaches runs, iOS app database, 2026-11-12T10:44:07Z
test-environment|server-config|1|44920
test-environment|shell|1|6661
test-environment|thread|1|996415
test-environment|vcs-refs|1|333
total||4|1048329

iOS, this PR c1352dd338:

$ cache-bytes.sh   # read-only: the same SUM(LENGTH(payload)) the app's inspectCaches runs, iOS app database, 2026-11-12T10:47:03Z
test-environment|server-config|1|44408
test-environment|shell|1|6433
test-environment|thread|1|997157
test-environment|vcs-refs|1|333
total||4|1048331

Android, main b68aedfdb7:

$ cache-bytes-android.sh   # read-only copy of the Android app's client database, then the same SUM(LENGTH(payload)) the app's inspectCaches runs, 2026-11-12T10:54:19Z
test-environment|server-config|1|44920
test-environment|shell|1|6680
test-environment|thread|1|996399
test-environment|vcs-refs|1|333
total||4|1048332

Android, this PR c1352dd338:

$ cache-bytes-android.sh   # read-only copy of the Android app's client database, then the same SUM(LENGTH(payload)) the app's inspectCaches runs, 2026-11-12T10:52:04Z
test-environment|server-config|1|44408
test-environment|shell|1|6433
test-environment|thread|1|997157
test-environment|vcs-refs|1|333
total||4|1048331

Tests on Node 26.12.1: formatBytes.test.ts passes at this PR and merged (3 passed each). With the merged tree's test file on main's formatter all 3 fail: 1,048,575 bytes reads "1024 KB", 1,073,741,823 reads "1024 MB" and 10,230 reads "10.0 KB". On today's main a 5 GiB size already reads "5.0 GB".

Earlier run (before the main merge and the precision fix on this branch): both builds ran with the same uncommitted stub that reports two environments of 1,048,575 bytes and 5 GiB; main read 1024 KB and 5120 MB (action Clear 5121 MB), this change 1.0 MB and 5.0 GB. Those captures are not kept: the formatter changed after them.

Prior PRs

• fix(web): byte sizes just under the next unit no longer read "1024 KB" #26067 by MarcoDotIO fixed the same rounding in the web helper.

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Approvability

Verdict: Approved at 1eee983

Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Mobile client-storage labels now advance to the next unit after rounding and support GB/TB. This is a presentation-only change; cache storage and clearing behavior remain unchanged.

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Walkthrough

The mobile formatBytes function now scales values through TB and selects units based on rounded display values. Tests cover values that round up to MB and GB.

Changes: Mobile byte formatting

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Formatter scaling and rounding apps/mobile/src/lib/formatBytes.ts, apps/mobile/src/lib/formatBytes.test.ts	formatBytes scales values through TB and promotes to the next unit when the rounded value reaches 1024. Tests cover rounding across the MB and GB boundaries.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Possibly related PRs

• pingdotgg/t3code#26067: Updates the web byte formatter for values that round to 1024 of a unit.
• pingdotgg/t3code#30991: Updates database-size formatting in t3 doctor to select units after rounding.
• pingdotgg/t3code#28300: Uses the web formatter for Diagnostics to avoid 1024.0 MB labels.

Suggested reviewers: t3dotgg, juliusmarminge

Merge Risk: Minimal · up to c1352

No merge-blocking risk is evident for the mobile size-formatting change.

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The description follows the repository template closely. It states the problem (mobile Client storage shows "1024 KB"/"1024 MB" and a 5 GB cache reads "5120 MB"), the change (pick the unit after rounding, continue through GB and TB, precision rule unchanged), the scope (a small bug fix that needs no issue, with reasons, and out-of-scope items listed), and verification (focused test runs with before/after results, a check:changed run, and manual iOS/Android captures with cache byte counts). The template's last line asks for the model and harness used; the author gives "Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6.1 Terra in T3 Code Nightly". Two gaps remain: the verification section admits that a real cache near the 1 GiB boundary and physical devices were not checked, and the description is long, with a large embedded details block. These gaps are disclosed, so they do not block the check.

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Written by claude-opus-5-5 on behalf of Maria

Merged current main (merge commit, no rebase). Main had moved this screen's formatBytes into the shared apps/mobile/src/lib/formatBytes.ts, which conflicted with the new settings/lib/format-bytes.ts. I put the fixed formatter in the shared file and moved the test beside it, so the PR still only changes the formatter and adds its test. The voice model size labels now get the same rounding fix. One visible difference there: sizes of 10 GB and up now show no decimal ("12 GB"), matching the KB and MB rule.

CodeRabbit also caught 10,230 bytes reading "10.0 KB"; precision now comes from the rounded value too (c1352dd).

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