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Incorrect number of PUTs on Dashboard? #310

Open lf94 opened 7 years ago

lf94 commented 7 years ago

Look at the bar graph, and look at the tally of PUTs at the bottom right. I see 2 PUTs in the graph and 3 / 500 at the bottom.

Please tell me if I'm wrong. This is a fresh install on Debian Jessie.

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lf94 commented 7 years ago

Sorry, 12 PUTs, but 3 on the bottom right in Account Storage.

Viv-Rajkumar commented 7 years ago

what if you hit the "Update" button? does it still remain at 3?

lf94 commented 7 years ago

Mmmm, it is too late, as I just tried out the website functionality of the demo application. I'm now at 20 PUTs, and it matches up with the graph.

How come there is a difference between that and the top graph?

Viv-Rajkumar commented 7 years ago

The top graph is session based analytics, so when a request leaves the launcher to the network, its accounted for in those stats.

The bottom one is the acct storage info fetched from the network. Its meant to refresh periodically not immediately and thats what will be accurate through sessions(restart of launcher) and indicates the storage capability of the acct.

Hope that helps

lf94 commented 7 years ago

Perhaps there should be an indicator or a change in title. Maybe "Network Account Storage" or "Account Storage (Network)".

I'm looking for ways to contribute to maid/safe, so I figure the best thing right now is look for anything that needs improvement.

Viv-Rajkumar commented 7 years ago

Perhaps there should be an indicator or a change in title. Maybe "Network Account Storage" or "Account Storage (Network)".

Yeh maybe, the top indicators do indicate Session I think and the bottom one when not matching up(if in the first session ie) should show the last update time too but a clear title should help.

I'm looking for ways to contribute to maid/safe, so I figure the best thing right now is look for anything that needs improvement.

Thanks for that. It certainly helps to get a wide perspective. Most of this might likely see some mutations with the Authenticator paradigm anyways too.