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When getTokenjuiceSettings() rejects on mount, settings stays null and
all seven switches render as unchecked — indistinguishable from
"compression is genuinely off". A user could click a switch and write a
value against the incorrect displayed state.
Fix: pass disabled={settings === null} to all seven SettingsSwitch
instances and the SettingsNumberField. The existing SettingsStatusLine
error message already tells the user what went wrong; the disabled
controls now match that error state rather than contradicting it.
Closes tinyhumansai#5899
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In `@app/src/components/settings/panels/__tests__/TokenUsagePanel.test.tsx`:
- Around line 72-76: Extend the TokenUsagePanel tests around the successful and
failed load cases to cover the CCR minimum-token SettingsNumberField: assert it
is enabled after a successful load, disabled after a failure, and does not
trigger an update attempt while disabled. Use the field’s accessible label or
existing test identifier and preserve the current switch assertions.
- Around line 112-116: Update both failure tests in TokenUsagePanel to wait for
the rendered “rpc down” error after mockGetSettings rejects, then assert the
disabled switches. Keep the existing switch-count and disabled-state assertions,
but ensure they run only after the rejection handling has rendered the failure
state.
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A savings failure should not disable the compression controls. Replace the Promise.all with sequential loads so settings success keeps all switches interactive even when getTokenjuiceSavings rejects. Tests: add spinbutton (CCR min-tokens field) coverage, add the savings-only-fails case, and wait directly on the rendered disabled state in failure tests rather than on mock call count (more robust against async timing).
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In `@app/src/components/settings/panels/__tests__/TokenUsagePanel.test.tsx`:
- Around line 131-138: Update the TokenUsagePanel rejection test to wait for the
rendered “rpc down” error from getTokenjuiceSettings before asserting disabled
switches, the disabled spinbutton, and click behavior; ensure the assertions run
after the rejected-settings state rather than the initial settings === null
render.
In `@app/src/components/settings/panels/TokenUsagePanel.tsx`:
- Around line 98-99: Update the catch handling in loadSavings for
getTokenjuiceSavings to call setError with the rejection while leaving settings
unchanged, so the initial savings failure is visible and the controls remain
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Surface savings errors via setError (consistent with loadSavings) so
a savings failure is visible while controls stay interactive.
Tests: use findByText('rpc down') / findByText('savings rpc down') to
wait for the rendered error before asserting disabled/enabled state,
ruling out the initial settings === null state giving a false pass.
ReviewThis has grown past what #5899 described, and the addition is the better half of The savings/settings decoupling is a real bug I missed#5899 only described the settings-load failure. What this PR also found: -const [s, v] = await Promise.all([getTokenjuiceSettings(), getTokenjuiceSavings()]);
+const s = await getTokenjuiceSettings();Under On the original defect
One thing left open, and it is a judgement call rather than a defect: a disabled
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Re-review — approving
Re-checked: CI green (11/11), zero unresolved threads, mergeable.
Restating the part that deserves the credit, because it is not in #5899 and I
missed it when filing: splitting Promise.all([getTokenjuiceSettings(), getTokenjuiceSavings()]) matters on its own. Under the combined await, a
savings rejection left settings null — so once disabled={settings === null} existed, a failing statistics call would have disabled every
configuration control. The independent loads mean a savings failure degrades
only the savings display.
The disabled fix itself closes the dangerous half properly, and "does not
call patch when a disabled switch is clicked" pins the hazard rather than the
appearance.
One thing for whoever merges — not a blocker
Add/add conflict with #5881. Both create
app/src/components/settings/panels/__tests__/TokenUsagePanel.test.tsx (this one
+157, #5881 +371). #5881 also contains a case that pins the old behaviour —
"shows em-dash placeholders and no crash when the savings load rejects" — which
this PR deliberately changes, so the merge needs a human read rather than a
mechanical resolution.
Land this one first; I will rebase #5881 onto it and update that stale case.
tinyhumansai#5925 merged its own `TokenUsagePanel.test.tsx` covering the new disabled-while-settings-unavailable semantics. Both files legitimately exist — theirs pins the disabled/enabled contract, ours covers formatters, patch paths, the CCR min-tokens field, refresh/reset and the chrome variants (29 cases). Renaming rather than merging: the two use different harnesses (ours a `renderPanel()` helper, theirs a direct `render`), and folding one into the other unverified would risk silently dropping coverage. The repo already splits by concern this way — `AgentsPanel.removal`, `CoreConnectionPanel.urlValidation`, `DevicesPanel.formatting`. Checked for contradiction: our savings-failure case rejects BOTH loads, so under tinyhumansai#5925's decoupling it still holds (settings fails, controls disable, placeholders render). Theirs covers the savings-only path, which is the new behaviour.
tinyhumansai#5925 merged its own `TokenUsagePanel.test.tsx` covering the new disabled-while-settings-unavailable semantics. Both files legitimately exist — theirs pins the disabled/enabled contract, ours covers formatters, patch paths, the CCR min-tokens field, refresh/reset and the chrome variants (29 cases). Renaming rather than merging: the two use different harnesses (ours a `renderPanel()` helper, theirs a direct `render`), and folding one into the other unverified would risk silently dropping coverage. The repo already splits by concern this way — `AgentsPanel.removal`, `CoreConnectionPanel.urlValidation`, `DevicesPanel.formatting`. Checked for contradiction: our savings-failure case rejects BOTH loads, so under tinyhumansai#5925's decoupling it still holds (settings fails, controls disable, placeholders render). Theirs covers the savings-only path, which is the new behaviour.
…alongside ours Our branch moved its own cases to `TokenUsagePanel.coverage.test.tsx`. The rename replayed over tinyhumansai#5925's file of the same name, deleting its six cases covering the disabled-while-settings-unavailable contract. Both files belong: theirs pins that contract, ours covers formatters, patch paths, the CCR min-tokens field, refresh/reset and the chrome variants.
tinyhumansai#5925 merged its own `TokenUsagePanel.test.tsx` covering the new disabled-while-settings-unavailable semantics. Both files legitimately exist — theirs pins the disabled/enabled contract, ours covers formatters, patch paths, the CCR min-tokens field, refresh/reset and the chrome variants (29 cases). Renaming rather than merging: the two use different harnesses (ours a `renderPanel()` helper, theirs a direct `render`), and folding one into the other unverified would risk silently dropping coverage. The repo already splits by concern this way — `AgentsPanel.removal`, `CoreConnectionPanel.urlValidation`, `DevicesPanel.formatting`. Checked for contradiction: our savings-failure case rejects BOTH loads, so under tinyhumansai#5925's decoupling it still holds (settings fails, controls disable, placeholders render). Theirs covers the savings-only path, which is the new behaviour.
…alongside ours Our branch moved its own cases to `TokenUsagePanel.coverage.test.tsx`. The rename replayed over tinyhumansai#5925's file of the same name, deleting its six cases covering the disabled-while-settings-unavailable contract. Both files belong: theirs pins that contract, ours covers formatters, patch paths, the CCR min-tokens field, refresh/reset and the chrome variants.
…settings failure paths Six merged PRs changed behaviour that no e2e test exercised. An audit of the three lanes found the changed symbols present in e2e files for three of them — `run_subagent` in nine, `handoff` in eighteen, both profile panels in a Playwright spec — with none of those tests driving the changed path. The repo's domain e2e gate counts literals, so all three read as covered. Rust: - tinyhumansai#5810 `run_subagent` refuses a dispatch after a cap pause, and when less wall-clock remains than the turn's slowest completed child. Both cases install a real `turn_dispatch_guard` (the gate is a no-op outside a turn scope, so a test that skips it exercises nothing) and assert the provider was never reached — the refusal is meant to cost nothing. Each drives an allowed dispatch through the same guard first, so a gate that refused unconditionally could not pass. - tinyhumansai#5772 `probe_alive` returns a four-variant `ProbeOutcome`; the existing test only asked `.is_alive()`, which is false for all three non-alive variants alike. Pins `Missing` for an entry that was never connected, `TimedOut` for a demonstrably healthy server probed with an unmeetable window, and that the session survives it. Also pins the 8s default probe window that b44b958d restored. - tinyhumansai#5852 `wait_agents` prunes a terminal child, so a second wait misses. The one semantic change in an otherwise-deletion PR; it lived only in prose. - tinyhumansai#5839 the `memory_diff` RPC surface answers unknown-method on the live router, and the memory domain still answers. The existing removal regression reads the registry as a data structure, so a re-registration behind a different namespace would satisfy it. Playwright: - tinyhumansai#5944 a failing profile save, activate and delete each show the backend's reason and not `[object Object]`. Every existing test in that spec is a happy path, which is how the defect shipped and was then pinned as expected. - tinyhumansai#5925 a settings-load failure disables every compression switch; a savings failure leaves them usable. The second is the half the old `Promise.all` broke.
…disabled-on-load-error-5899\n\nfix(tokenjuice): disable compression switches when settings load fails\n
…alongside ours\n\nOur branch moved its own cases to `TokenUsagePanel.coverage.test.tsx`. The\nrename replayed over tinyhumansai#5925's file of the same name, deleting its six cases\ncovering the disabled-while-settings-unavailable contract. Both files belong:\ntheirs pins that contract, ours covers formatters, patch paths, the CCR\nmin-tokens field, refresh/reset and the chrome variants.\n
…settings failure paths\n\nSix merged PRs changed behaviour that no e2e test exercised. An audit of the\nthree lanes found the changed symbols present in e2e files for three of them —\n`run_subagent` in nine, `handoff` in eighteen, both profile panels in a\nPlaywright spec — with none of those tests driving the changed path. The repo's\ndomain e2e gate counts literals, so all three read as covered.\n\nRust:\n\n- tinyhumansai#5810 `run_subagent` refuses a dispatch after a cap pause, and when less\n wall-clock remains than the turn's slowest completed child. Both cases install\n a real `turn_dispatch_guard` (the gate is a no-op outside a turn scope, so a\n test that skips it exercises nothing) and assert the provider was never\n reached — the refusal is meant to cost nothing. Each drives an allowed\n dispatch through the same guard first, so a gate that refused unconditionally\n could not pass.\n- tinyhumansai#5772 `probe_alive` returns a four-variant `ProbeOutcome`; the existing test\n only asked `.is_alive()`, which is false for all three non-alive variants\n alike. Pins `Missing` for an entry that was never connected, `TimedOut` for a\n demonstrably healthy server probed with an unmeetable window, and that the\n session survives it. Also pins the 8s default probe window that b44b958d\n restored.\n- tinyhumansai#5852 `wait_agents` prunes a terminal child, so a second wait misses. The one\n semantic change in an otherwise-deletion PR; it lived only in prose.\n- tinyhumansai#5839 the `memory_diff` RPC surface answers unknown-method on the live router,\n and the memory domain still answers. The existing removal regression reads the\n registry as a data structure, so a re-registration behind a different\n namespace would satisfy it.\n\nPlaywright:\n\n- tinyhumansai#5944 a failing profile save, activate and delete each show the backend's\n reason and not `[object Object]`. Every existing test in that spec is a happy\n path, which is how the defect shipped and was then pinned as expected.\n- tinyhumansai#5925 a settings-load failure disables every compression switch; a savings\n failure leaves them usable. The second is the half the old `Promise.all`\n broke.\n
Summary
getTokenjuiceSettings()rejects (e.g. RPC down, core not started),settingsstaysnulland all 7 switches render as unchecked AND fully interactive — a user clicking them would callpatch()with a stale null baseline.disabled={settings === null}added to all 7SettingsSwitchcomponents and theSettingsNumberFieldinTokenUsagePanel.Problem
useState<TokenjuiceSettings | null>(null)initialises tonull; while the async load is in flight or if it fails, every switch'scheckedprop falls back tofalseviasettings?.router_enabled ?? false.disabled, the switches look like real OFF toggles and accept user interaction even when there is no live settings state to patch against.Solution
disabled={settings === null}to everySettingsSwitchandSettingsNumberFieldin the panel. Radix UI'sSwitchandNumberFieldprimitives honour thedisabledprop with the standarddisabled:cursor-not-allowed disabled:opacity-50visual treatment.Submission Checklist
TokenUsagePanel.test.tsx(success: enable/values/patch; failure: all-disabled/no-patch-on-click).Closes #NNN— Closes Compression toggles read as OFF when the settings load fails #5899 in the Related section below.Impact
TokenUsagePanelis rendered in both surfaces.Related
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