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UI Graphs stop updating after the Widget window is fully populated
Describe The Bug
When you have the webUI open for some time, all graphs will stop updating once they have fully covered their respective Widget window.
Numbers continue to change, but not the graph.
Logs
Logs don't show this bug.
Config
Un-related to config.
Homebridge UI Version
v4.56.4
Homebridge Version
v1.8.3
Node.js Version
v20.15.0
Operating System
Raspberry Pi OS / Raspbian
Environment Info
Using hb-service
Raspberry Pi Model
Raspberry Pi 4 B
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I just checked and the graph is refreshing all the time every about 7-8 seconds. Can you give more details in what situation it happens that it doesn't refresh?
I can post a video screen recording if you like. Happens on windows and Mac. Firefox and safari.
All you have to do is watch the cpu graph. Then run something that pushes it. It will go up and down on the extreme right, but that up and down will never show up on graph progression. Not if you refresh browser after that, a peak will show up.
So the only way to see what happened while you have UI open, is to refresh the UI page.
I can post a video screen recording if you like. Happens on windows and Mac. Firefox and safari.
All you have to do is watch the cpu graph. Then run something that pushes it. It will go up and down on the extreme right, but that up and down will never show up on graph progression. Not if you refresh browser after that, a peak will show up.
So the only way to see what happened while you have UI open, is to refresh the UI page.
Sure, you can show video. Hmm.. And does it happen only after some time of inactivity?
I can post a video screen recording if you like. Happens on windows and Mac. Firefox and safari. All you have to do is watch the cpu graph. Then run something that pushes it. It will go up and down on the extreme right, but that up and down will never show up on graph progression. Not if you refresh browser after that, a peak will show up. So the only way to see what happened while you have UI open, is to refresh the UI page.
Sure, you can show video. Hmm.. And does it happen only after some time of inactivity?
Basically, all you have to do is, let UI run for a bit, and you will notice that last pixel of graph keeps going up and down, but the peaks and valleys no longer refresh.
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/dec48d31-d25b-40d9-b358-27e907d461ae
If you see here, the last pixel of graph goes up and down based on the CPU load, but the peaks and valleys dont show up, untill after I refresh the browser at 50 second mark.
I dont know if this happens for memory graph as well, because memory usage doesn't fluctuate that much on my Pi with my usage, but I can definitely confirm it happens for network and CPU usage graphs.
Screen.Recording.2024-07-31.at.9.01.49.AM.mov
If you see here, the last pixel of graph goes up and down based on the CPU load, but the peaks and valleys dont show up, untill after I refresh the browser at 50 second mark.
Yes. I see. Pixel is maybe wrong definition, but it is known that it is the last part of the graph, the one showing the current state.
It looks like this for me (on Raspberry Pi 4B, Homebridge 1.8.4, Homebridge UI 4.56.5-beta.20):
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/bd6efaee-6fcf-47b6-a5bf-0991a6f860de
Screen.Recording.2024-07-31.at.9.01.49.AM.mov If you see here, the last pixel of graph goes up and down based on the CPU load, but the peaks and valleys dont show up, untill after I refresh the browser at 50 second mark.
Yes. I see. Pixel is maybe wrong definition, but it is known that it is the last part of the graph, the one showing the current state.
It looks like this for me (on Raspberry Pi 4B, Homebridge 1.8.4, Homebridge UI 4.56.5-beta.20):
ScreenRecording_07-31-2024.17-09-53_1.mov
You are right, I couldn't figure out a better term to describe the last most dot going up and down, and stretching the line up and down with it.
As far as your video, a few updates ago, that is how my graph used to be as well. Not anymore.
Thanks to everyone who worked on this bug, I can confirm that it has been fixed in v4.58.0
Closing.
