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…rever Providers serve kubeevents straight from a live Kubernetes watch and keep nothing of their own, so once the cluster drops events at its --event-ttl (one hour by default) the socket stays open and sends nothing. The tab read that silence as "still loading" and showed a progress bar that never stopped over a blank editor, with the download button stuck disabled. The subscription now lives in useLogStream and reports its own state. Silence past a grace period says there is nothing left to show and mentions the retention window, while a socket that actually closed says so and offers a retry. Closed frames used to be dropped, which is why an unreachable provider and an empty stream looked identical.
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The silence timer is cleared on every transition out of "connecting", so guarding its callback on the current status was dead code. Dropping it makes a missing clearTimeout observable instead of silently absorbed. Adds coverage for the paths the first pass left untested: a stream that throws, a failure landing after unmount, the gseq/oseq/services guards, logs mode formatting, the newline join across events, and repeated reconnects. Mutation score on the changed lines goes from 73% to 92%.
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Beyond the two inline findings in useLogStream.ts, I also checked whether losing the disconnect notice for a stream that already showed content (no placeholder/Retry once logText is non-empty) is a regression introduced by this PR — it isn't: the prior DeploymentLogs.tsx implementation silently swallowed the stream ending/erroring the same way once logs had started rendering, so this gap predates the change.
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Two confirmed bugs were already surfaced as inline findings on useLogStream.ts: the 10s silent-stream timer starts before ensureToken() resolves, so a slow/degraded auth path can misreport "no logs/events" while still authenticating; and the new idle status (e.g. right after a lease switch resets selectedServices) shows neither the old loading skeleton nor the new placeholder, leaving a blank editor during a transition that used to show a spinner. I additionally verified the one ruled-out candidate from the prior investigation pass by diffing against the pre-change DeploymentLogs.tsx (retrieved via git show 5d86dc7...:apps/deploy-web/src/components/deployments/DeploymentLogs.tsx): once logText is non-empty, emptyStreamStatus is forced to null regardless of status, so a later disconnect shows no notice/Retry — but the old code's catch/completion handlers also only cleared loading flags and reported an analytics error without any user-facing notice once logs had started streaming, so this is pre-existing behavior rather than something this PR broke.
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getLogsStream awaits ensureToken before it opens any socket, and token generation retries three times with backoff. Arming the silence timer at effect entry meant a slow console API could spend that budget on auth and show "No recent events" before a socket had even been attempted. The timer now starts once the token resolves, so it only ever measures a connection that is actually open and quiet. Switching a lease clears the selected services, which drops the stream to idle. Idle rendered neither the skeleton nor the placeholder, so the editor sat blank with no affordance where the old code kept a loading bar up. Idle now shows the skeleton while the lease status is still resolving, and stays bare when the user has simply deselected every service.
A stream that drops once lines are on screen left the user with stale text, no notice, and no way back: reconnect was only reachable through the placeholder, which needs an empty editor. A bar above the editor now carries the disconnect and the retry when there is output to keep. The per-message handler also ran without checking the abort signal. Aborting only schedules an async ws.close, so a message already queued on a torn-down socket reached the old handler, appended to the shared lines ref and flipped the status back to streaming, hiding the new run's placeholder behind stale content. It now returns early like the stream-end handlers already did.
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🟡 Minor · Disable the small-screen download action when no content exists. · DeploymentLogs.tsx:209
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDisable the small-screen download action when no content exists.
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The throttled flush is memoised for the life of the hook, so a reconnect landing within a second of the previous session's flush pushed its first line onto the trailing edge. Status flipped to closed while logText was still empty, which showed the full placeholder where the inline disconnect bar belonged. Cancelling the throttle on teardown gives each session a leading-edge flush. Also gates the mobile download item on having content, which the desktop button already did.
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I reviewed this PR and didn't find any new bugs. The two findings from my last review (throttled flush leaking across sessions into a stale disconnect display, and the mobile download item not gating on content) are both fixed in the latest commit (3ccd2f1e3d8c), and the earlier rounds of feedback (auth-latency counted against the silence budget, the blank "idle" state on lease switch, and the unguarded message handler after abort) were each addressed in the commits that followed them. Given the number of timing-sensitive edge cases this state machine has already needed fixes for, and the author's own note that the three UI states haven't been exercised against a live provider past the retention window, a human click-through on staging before merge is still worthwhile.
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Overview
This PR extracts deployment log/event streaming out of DeploymentLogs.tsx into a new useLogStream hook with an explicit status state machine (idle | connecting | silent | streaming | closed), a 10s silence-detection timer, and a LogStreamPlaceholder component for empty/disconnected UI states. Across five pushed revisions, prior automated review rounds (including mine) surfaced five distinct timing/race issues in this async logic: the silence timer counting auth latency, the "idle" state rendering no loading affordance during lease switches, an unguarded message handler after abort allowing stale content to overwrite a fresh session's reset, a throttled flush leaking state across reconnect sessions, and a mobile/desktop download-button gating inconsistency. Diffing the current HEAD against each of those review timestamps confirms all five were fixed in the commits that followed each finding (b0025e3, b91965e, 3ccd2f1), with the fixes matching the described defects precisely (e.g., flushLines.cancel() added to the effect cleanup, abortController.signal.aborted checked before the per-message body runs, isResolvingStream added to gate the loading skeleton on idle).
Security risks
None identified. The change is UI/state-management only — no new auth, permission, or data-exposure surface. Token handling (ensureToken) is passed through unchanged from the existing useProviderCredentials hook.
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This run found no new issues (exit reason dry_streak), and every issue raised in earlier rounds has a corresponding follow-up commit that addresses it, verified directly against the current diff. That satisfies the bar for not raising anything new. However, this is inherently complex async/timing code (throttled buffering, abort races, a countdown timer gated on an awaited token) that has needed five rounds of fixes already, and the author explicitly flagged in the PR description that the three new UI states were only exercised via unit tests and a dev-server compile, not a live provider past the retention window. That combination argues for a human staging click-through rather than an automated approval, even with no outstanding findings.
Other factors
Test coverage is substantial and colocated correctly per repo conventions (useLogStream.spec.ts, LogStreamPlaceholder.spec.tsx, both using the setup pattern and mock<T>() per CLAUDE.md). No unresolved CHANGES_REQUESTED reviews or outstanding third-party objections are visible in the timeline; all prior inline threads (mine and CodeRabbit's) show follow-up commits matching their content, not just self-resolution.
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Why
The Events tab goes blank on any deployment that has been up for a while: a progress bar that never stops, an empty editor, and a greyed out "Download events" button. Nothing tells you what happened.
Providers don't store events.
GET /lease/<id>/kubeeventshands back a live Kubernetes watch on the lease namespace (cluster/kube/client.go#L969), and Kubernetes garbage-collects events at--event-ttl, one hour by default. Nothing in the akash-network org overrides it. Once the namespace has nothing left, the provider holds the socket open and sends nothing, with no end-of-stream signal to react to. We were reading that silence as "still loading", becauseisLoadingLogsonly cleared inside the throttled flush, which only ran on a received message.Logs hits the same dead end when a service prints nothing, since both tabs are the same component.
What
useLogStreamhook owns the subscription and reportsidle | connecting | silent | streaming | closed. A 10s grace period separates "still connecting" from "connected and silent", long enough to cover the proxy dial, TLS, and the provider cert check.closedframes were dropped on the floor before, so an unreachable provider looked exactly like an empty stream. They now surface as their own state with a Retry. This also makes the JWT rotation giving up visible, which it never was.LogStreamPlaceholderoverlays the editor when there is nothing to show: the retention explanation on Events, a "no output yet" line on Logs, and a disconnect message on either. The editor stays mounted underneath so the Monaco scroll handler keeps its binding.isConnectionEstablished, which never flipped when no message ever arrived.Two dependency-array bugs turned up while writing the tests. The effect re-ran on every render because
selectedServiceswas compared by array identity, and every service read offuseServices()gets a fresh identity per render underTestContainerProvider. The hook keys on service names and keeps the DI container in a ref.Testing
4366 deploy-web unit tests pass, including 14 new ones for the state machine and 5 for the copy. Lint clean,
tscunchanged at the existing 85 errors.Not checked against a live provider: I could not reach an authenticated deployment older than the retention window, so the three screens have only been exercised through unit tests and a dev-server compile. Worth a click through on staging before merge.
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