fix(widgets): hints name the next press, and the pane names its filters - #199
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Every stateful hint printed the state in force, and nothing on screen said so. `[t]stats on` read equally well as *stats are on* and as *press to turn them on*, and the only way to find out was to press it and watch. A footer is a list of things you can do, so each entry now says what doing it does: two-way toggles name the other state and prefer a verb, cycles name the next value. Ten hints across six widgets, and it is the whole collection or none of it - these panes sit side by side, and a hint of that shape meaning the opposite of its neighbour is worse than a consistent ambiguity. The two halves are one change because the first half takes something away. With `[s]tate all` on the footer, that was the only place `github-actions` and `vercel-deployments` said they were showing everything; `github-prs` said it by switching one word of its count line from `open` to `shown`, which is subtle to the point of invisible. So the body carries it now, in one wording for every pane that filters: `tc::filter_row()` draws `302 of 685 shown · failed only · /auth` and says nothing at all when nothing is filtered, because a pane announcing "no filters" is noise. The counts lead and the filter names trail, so the half a narrow pane clips is the half that matters least - at 28 columns the subset claim survives and the needle is what goes. A filter that leaves nothing says so through `tc::filtered_to_nothing()`. That is the founding hazard in its other clothes: an empty list under an unstated filter and a source with nothing in it are the same screen and opposite readings. `vercel-deployments` had the mirror of it and it is fixed here - one line covered all three of a fetch that had not answered, a filter that hid everything and an account with nothing deployed, so an empty account blamed a filter nobody had set. Hiding the idle panes counts as a filter in both pane widgets, which is new information on those two: nothing said the section was gone rather than empty. `tailnet` keeps the rule rather than taking the exception it was offered. The header line says `every Ns` and is always drawn, so naming the next interval on the footer loses nothing. Closes OPS-104 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01RfDBpF4cTt2CeoTLxkKewS
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WalkthroughThe pull request adds shared filter-status helpers and updates widget messages. Views now report active filters, filtered-empty results, hidden idle panes, and the next value selected by keyboard controls. ChangesFilter status and control hints
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR can misdocument available GitHub PR controls and show a filter-empty status after a failed Vercel refresh. Both are localized, low-risk issues that should be corrected. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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…g in it Splitting the empty-list line three ways left the fourth reading in with the wrong one: a request that failed fell through to "no deployments", which is a fact the failure never established, drawn immediately under the error row that says the opposite. `github-actions` has always let the error speak alone and this does the same - the line says nothing at all when there is a complaint above it to read. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01RfDBpF4cTt2CeoTLxkKewS
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Footer wordings are not unit-tested. The hints are inline in each render loop, so the tests pin the cycle ( Also worth knowing: |
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In `@widgets/src/widgets/github-prs/README.md`:
- Line 43: Update the GitHub PRs README footer example to include the omitted
[f]rom orgs and [t]stats hide hints so it matches the widget footer.
In `@widgets/src/widgets/vercel-deployments/main.rs`:
- Around line 60-62: Update the polling result handling around
tc::filtered_to_nothing so a non-empty err returns String::new() before
evaluating the filter result, preventing cached deployments from being presented
after a failed fetch. Preserve the existing filter-empty behavior for successful
fetches, and add a test covering non-zero held, active filters, and a non-empty
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A failed Vercel refresh keeps the last good list. Reading the filter first made "nothing matches" sit beside the error, as if the cached rows were the current answer. The error is the answer; the count line still names the filter. luvus-panes pruned the idle-filter row off a short header — the blank then the filter — so a filtered list looked like a quiet session. Co-authored-by: wiiiimm <email@wiiiimm.codes>
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Closes OPS-104.
Two halves of one change. Every stateful footer hint printed the state in
force, and nothing on screen said which reading was meant:
[t]stats onisstats are on and press to turn them on, and the only way to tell was to
press it and watch. A hint now names the state the next press moves to —
two-way toggles name the other state and prefer a verb, cycles name the next
value. It is the whole collection or none of it: these panes sit side by side,
and someone who learned
[t]stats onas a state would read[i]dle hideasidle is hidden.
That takes something away, which is why the second half is not separable. The
footer was the only place
github-actionsandvercel-deploymentssaid theywere showing everything, and
github-prssaid it by switching one word of itscount line from
opentoshown. An applied filter is in the body now, inone wording for every pane that filters.
The hints
github-prs[t]stats on/off[t]stats hide/showgithub-prs[o]rder newest/oldest[o]rder oldest/newestgithub-prs[s]ort updated[s]ort created(the next in the cycle)github-prs[f]rom all[f]rom <next configured source>github-actions[s]tate all[s]tate failed(the next in the cycle)github-actions[w]indow 48h[w]indow 7d(the next in the cycle)vercel-deployments[s]tate all[s]tate failed(the next in the cycle)tailnet[i]nterval 5s[i]nterval 10s(the next in the cycle)herdr-panes[i]dle[i]dle hide/showluvus-panes[i]dle[i]dle hide/showtailnetwas offered as an exception and does not take it: the header line saysevery Nsand is always drawn, so the footer naming the next interval losesnothing. The comment that used to argue for the current value now says that.
The hint and the key read one function wherever they could drift —
next_source()ingithub-prs,tc::cycle(WINDOWS, …)ingithub-actions—because a hint promising a value the key does not go to is worse than no hint.
The filter line
tc::filter_row()andtc::filtered_to_nothing()in core, so four widgets sayit the same way. Nothing is said when nothing is filtered. Read back from a
pane:
github-prs, unfiltered — no filter line at all:github-prswith/depstyped and[t]pressed:A filter that empties the board, which is the line this issue exists for — it
cannot be read as a source with nothing in it:
herdr-paneswith[i]pressed — hiding the idle panes is a filter, and thisis new information: nothing said the section was gone rather than empty.
luvus-paneswas not run live — its idle filter is the same code asherdr-panesline for line and is covered byidle_filterplus thefilter_rowtest, but nobody has read it out of a pane. Its denominator is theunclaimed panes (a pane holding a recognised agent is in AGENTS, not in this
list), so it will read
5 of 7 shownbeside a summary saying· 9 panes. Thatis deliberate: counting the agent panes here would report them as something the
filter had hidden.
github-prs's denominator changes meaning between the two lines —31 of at least 673 openunfiltered is the search total,39 of 102 shownfiltered iswhat the board is holding. Only
shown of prshas a difference equal to whatthe filter hid, so a subset claim measured against a total the filter never saw
would not be a subset claim.
partial_notebelow the count keeps carrying the"at least" story.
github-actionswith[s]pressed once — the count is dropped when the boardholds nothing, because
0 of 0 shownis a figure about nothing:vercel-deploymentshad the hazard backwardsOne line covered all three of a fetch that had not answered, a filter that hid
everything, and an account with nothing deployed —
(nothing matches the current filter), drawn whenever the list was empty. So an account with no deploymentsblamed a filter nobody had set.
nothing_shown()splits them and is tested oneach — four readings in the end, because a fetch that failed was falling in
with "no deployments", which is a fact the failure never established and sat
directly under the error row contradicting it. There the error speaks alone, as
it always has in
github-actions.Width
Every body row here goes through
seg, so it is clipped rather than wrapped.Measured in a 28-column pane, the narrow end:
[s]tate production(18 cells,the widest hint in the change) takes a footer line of its own and is not
truncated; the count leads the filter line so the subset claim survives and the
needle is what goes (
53 of 300 shown · failed o), and the emptied-board lineleads with its reason (
nothing matches · all 30). The binding constraint onfooter width is unchanged:
herdr-paneshas shipped a 21-cell hint(
↵ switch to this pane) since it was written.Tests
cargo testgreen from the root,check.rsincluded — every changed hint is inits widget's README. Each new guard was broken to confirm it fails:
filter_rowsays nothing when nothing is filteredSomeunconditionallyfiltered_to_nothingnames what is hiddenof > 0armgithub-prsempty list tells the two apartifnext_sourcewrapsmin(len - 1)instead of% lenfilter_rowdrops a count of nothingof == 0arm unreachablenothing_shown(vercel) tells the four apart!err.is_empty()armidle_filter(both pane widgets)resting == 0guardnext_sourceis worth naming: the wrap assertion passed at first bycoincidence, because the out-of-range fallback happened to spell
all, whichis also the value it should wrap onto. A second case over
["one", "two"]catches it — CLAUDE.md's "a green test is not proof" in miniature.
What the tests do not cover: the footer's wording. The hints are built
inline in each render loop, so
the_window_hint_names_the_window_the_next_press_asks_forpins the cycle the hint reads and not the hint itself. The wordings in the table
above were verified by reading them back out of a pane.
The rule is recorded in
AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.mdbeside never truncate a keyhint.
Not in this change
Three hints of the same shape were outside the issue's inventory and are
untouched:
tailnet's[o]ffline, which hides offline peers and is therefore afilter with nothing in the body naming it,
tailnet's[g]raph, andherdr-panes'[l]abels. Worth a follow-up.tailnet's README also still saysEnteroriopens the info screen, which moved to the arrows some time ago —also out of scope here.
README edits are deliberately minimal — only the verbatim footer samples — since
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