0s activity

[lucianosarno]

• [X] I am on the latest ActivityWatch version.
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• OS name and version: Windows 11
• ActivityWatch version: Version: v0.12.2

Describe the bug

For today (Jan-10) dashboard just shows 0s activity.

To Reproduce

Additional context

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[wonka929]

This bug desciption is awful. I will continue with this bug bringing some light.

So, the issue was similar to an old one https://github.com/ActivityWatch/activitywatch/issues/190

query_22_gen.har.zip

I'm trying to visualize the activity summary for day 22 gen and it does not seem it's able to do so (same for 23).

What i've tested:

• changed the server from python to rust
• deleting events that where crossing the midnight
• moved the day start from 04:00 to 00:00

No changes except that if i pu start of day at 00:00 insteaf of 4:00 i can see the activities from 0:00 to 2:00 but not everything else.

I have also parsed the Chrome Har file with the activity in Network page of developer. The query from Chrome clearly shows it can get all the activities of the day, but something happen probably during the merging process.

As such, i've seen both python and rust server log (attached to this comment) and i see many of these lines:

[2024-01-25 12:44:51][WARN][aw_transform::flood]: Gap was of negative duration and could NOT be safely merged (-PT1407.768Ss). This warning will only show once per batch. [2024-01-25 12:44:51][WARN][aw_transform::flood]: Gap was of negative duration (-PT255.328391Ss), but could be safely merged. This error will only show once per batch.

aw-server-rust.zip aw-server_2024-01-25T12-16-40.zip

Seems like there is an error involving negative times, without particular reason for it.