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The dashboard at / stays read-only (its no-write-controls contract test is
unchanged) and gains a plain link to /run, following the /setup precedent.
/run shows one run-state indicator taken from /api/v1/status: READY,
RUNNING, ABORTING, PASS, FAIL or ABORTED with the workload and run ID.
The only browser-side state is STARTING, shown while the page's own POST
is in flight. A 201 is not treated as RUNNING; the page refreshes status
and waits for the device to report the run. Staleness uses the existing
5 s / 15 s freshness rule, so a lost connection shows STALE and then
DISCONNECTED instead of a stale RUNNING.
Start buttons exist only for workloads whose request the page knows how
to build (the eight duration-only workloads, and NET_* with host, port
and rate). Any other available workload is listed without a control.
Buttons are disabled while starting, while the device reports a run
active, and while the device is not answering; the device still rejects
conflicting requests itself. Abort appears only for a running run and
posts to /api/v1/runs/{id}/abort.
No API, workload, or run-state change.
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
actor Operator
participant RunPage
participant DeviceAPI
Operator->>RunPage: Select workload and submit start or abort
RunPage->>DeviceAPI: POST run creation or abort request
DeviceAPI-->>RunPage: Return request response
RunPage->>DeviceAPI: Poll run status
DeviceAPI-->>RunPage: Return run state
RunPage-->>Operator: Display state and connection freshness
Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This adds a browser page for starting and watching runs, and it does not change the device API. No actionable merge-blocking risk was identified. The page has not been exercised on hardware, which is normal validation uncertainty. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The page uses existing device APIs and preserves device-side validation, conflict handling, and run-ID checks. No new execution privilege or confirmed security regression was established. The access policy governing who can reach and operate the device remains unclear. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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- Around line 1087-1095: Add an abort timeout to the POST request to
/api/v1/runs so a stalled request eventually releases the UI. Pass the abort
signal to fetch, then clear the timeout and reset starting in the request’s
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- Around line 1100-1104: Add a timeout to the abort POST in the abort-request
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The start and abort POSTs had no timeout. A request that stalled kept STARTING on screen with every Start button disabled, or kept Abort disabled, until the page was reloaded, even after polling had marked the device STALE or DISCONNECTED. Both requests now use the same AbortController pattern and 4 s limit as the status poll. When the limit is reached the request is aborted, the page reports that no response arrived, clears STARTING or the pending abort, and polls at once. A timeout is not a FAIL or an ABORTED: what the device reports next decides what is shown. The test harness now has timers that fire and an AbortController that rejects a held request. New tests cover a start and an abort that never answer, including an abort that reached the device, and check that answered requests clear their timer without aborting. The contract test no longer depends on the abort request's options ending after method.
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- Line 1090: Update both rejection handlers in the response-body parsing chains
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When a start or abort reply's headers arrived but its body stalled, the 4 s timeout aborted the body read and the JSON fallback turned that into an empty payload. A start then read "Refused by the device (HTTP 201)" although the device had accepted it, and an abort read "Abort requested" instead of reporting no response. Both body-read fallbacks now rethrow when their request's own signal was aborted, so a timeout takes the existing no-response path. A complete reply whose body is not JSON still falls back to an empty payload and is reported with its HTTP status. Device-reported state still decides the indicator. New tests stall the body after the headers for a start and an abort, and check that a non-JSON reply is still reported with its status.
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- Line 1090: Update the fetch response handler to retain `res.status` when
reading the body fails, recording the body failure separately instead of
treating it as “No response.” Keep acknowledged starts successful with an
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A start or abort whose headers arrived but whose body did not (the 4 s timeout aborted it, or the connection dropped) was reported as "No response". The device had answered: a 201 means it accepted the start, and a 200 or 409 on abort is a real outcome. The body-read fallback now keeps the status and marks the body as lost for any failure other than a SyntaxError. A body that arrived but is not JSON keeps the empty-payload fallback as before. The page then says: - start 201: acknowledged, the run ID is unknown - start refusal: refused with the status, reason unavailable - abort 2xx: acknowledged for the run - abort refusal: refused with the status, reason unavailable "No response" is kept for failures before any headers arrive. No run ID is invented, and RUNNING, ABORTING and ABORTED still come only from /api/v1/status, which is polled straight after. Tests cover a stalled body after 201, 200 and 409 replies, and a connection drop during a 201 body.
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Summary
Adds a
/runpage for starting and aborting workloads from the browser, with one obvious indicator of what the device says the run is doing. The dashboard at/stays read-only and gains a plain link to/run, following the/setupprecedent.This is a UI change only. There is no API change and no change to workloads, run semantics, validation or conflict handling. It is independent of #8 and #9.
Run-state indicator
Every state except STARTING comes from
GET /api/v1/status, polled every 2 s:READYrun_state: idleSTARTING… <workload>POST /api/v1/runsis in flightRUNNING — <workload>run_state: runningABORTING — <workload>run_state: abortingPASS/FAIL/ABORTED — <workload>run_state: completeplusresultSTALE/DISCONNECTEDUNKNOWN — device reports …201is not treated as RUNNING. The page records the acceptedrun_id, refreshes status at once, and says it is waiting until the device reports that run./api/v1/status, so a page opened during a run shows that run.run_state/result, andprevious_reboot_run_idwhen present.Controls
BOOT,IDLE,WIFI_ASSOCIATED_IDLE,CPU_STRESS,FLASH_WRITE,NVS_WRITE,OTA_PARTITION_WRITEandCONTROLLED_REBOOT: duration only.NET_TX,NET_RXandNET_BIDIRECTIONAL: duration plus traffic-peer host, port and rate in bit/s (0 = unthrottled).FAN_PWM_HOLDfrom Add DragonBench fan-characterization experiment profile #8) is shown as "available; no controls on this page yet", with no button, so no malformed request can be sent. Unsupported workloads are listed as such.400/409error strings are shown verbatim.runningoraborting, and while it isn't answering. This is only UI hygiene; the device's own409is unchanged./api/v1/runs/{id}/abort. ABORTING and ABORTED come from status, not from the click.CONTROLLED_REBOOTcarries a note that the device reboots when it passes. The page shows STALE/DISCONNECTED during the reboot, then READY with "rebooted by run …" fromprevious_reboot_run_id.Tests
tests/test_run_page_js.py: 17 tests that run the served page script in Node against a fake DOM, a controllable clock and a scripted device. They cover:400and409messagesNET_TXrequest bodyCONTROLLED_REBOOTdisconnect and return/runis registered and linked both ways; it has no external dependencies and noinnerHTML; and its only writes arePOST /api/v1/runsand…/abort.test_landing_page_has_no_write_controlsand the dashboard ↔web/index.htmlsync test are unchanged and pass.Local results:
test_db_runwith-Werror, without sanitizers, since MinGW has no ASan; CI runs the sanitizer build.Not covered
/api/v1/statusdoesn't carry a run start time.FAN_PWM_HOLDcontrols need Add DragonBench fan-characterization experiment profile #8'spwm_hzandsink_duty_pct. They can follow once Add DragonBench fan-characterization experiment profile #8 lands, as a small change to the page's request table and inputs./runas a workload operator page. The/dashboard remains read-only and links to it.GET /api/v1/statusand displays device-reported run state. It showsSTARTINGonly while its start request is in flight; a201response alone does not showRUNNING.STALEafter 5 seconds andDISCONNECTEDafter 15 seconds without a successful status poll. It retains device-reported results and reports controlled reboots, includingprevious_reboot_run_idwhen available.Validation / Remaining gaps
test_db_run, and ESP-IDF 5.3.5 build checks. These results were not independently run here.FAN_PWM_HOLDcontrols remain deferred pending inputs from#8.