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## Unreleased
### Fixed
- The web preview and `/api/v3/display/current` no longer stay black for a
whole screen that draws its card once and then holds it. The snapshot is
written from `update_display()` at most once per write interval, so a frame
pushed inside that interval was skipped and left for the next
`update_display()` -- which such a screen never makes. Soccer's
recent/upcoming cards skip redundant redraws, and the first one after an
on-demand start lands a few milliseconds after the start's clear wrote a
black frame: on ledpi the preview showed 0 lit pixels for the whole 15 s
while the panel showed the card. `DisplayManager` now remembers a skipped
changed frame, and the render loop writes it (`write_owed_snapshot()`)
once the interval has passed. The cadence is unchanged, and nothing extra
runs when no frame is owed.
### ESPN date-range fetches: fewer requests, fewer at once
A soccer board (8 leagues, ESPN rejecting `dates=` ranges) logged ~90
`NameResolutionError` lines and an `update() timed out` at every start on a
Pi: each league's fortnight-either-side window was 29 day requests, fetched
by several managers at once, ~40 in flight. Measured against live ESPN with
soccer-scoreboard 2.39.2, alternating runs: **~450 requests per start, peak
~45 in flight, ~75 DNS lookups -> 46 requests, peak 13, ~30 lookups**.
- `fetch_espn_date_chunks()` asks for a window's partial edge month whole
when the window covers `ESPN_MONTH_COVER_MIN_DAYS` (7) or more of its days,
and trims the answer to the window's days by each event's US Eastern start
date -- the day ESPN's `dates=YYYYMMDD` means (417 of 417 live soccer
events matched). A 29-day window spanning two months is 2 requests instead
of 29. Short windows (a live poll's 1-2 days) stay day by day. A trimmed
month that comes back at the 500-event cap re-asks only the window's days.
An event with no readable date is kept. New: `espn_request_chunks()`.
- Chunk requests share one process-wide cap of `ESPN_CHUNK_WORKERS` (6) in
flight, across every window being fetched, instead of six per window.
- A new process starts as if a range had just been rejected, so it no longer
spends one doomed 400 per window at every start (eleven at once from a
soccer board); the range is still retried `RANGE_RETRY_SECONDS` in.
### Cheap per-frame and per-fetch savings
- `BaseOddsManager.get_odds()` no longer pretty-prints every odds response
@@ -525,6 +563,34 @@ policies are unchanged.
now ends at startup with status `error` and error `restore-failed`, which
`/display/on-demand/status` reports, and the cached request is dropped. The
same applies when the plugin system itself fails to start.
- `POST /api/v3/config/schedule` and `/config/dim-schedule` accept a
disabled per-day schedule with every day off. That is the shape
`config.template.json` ships, so posting back what GET returned on a fresh
install answered 400 "At least one day must be enabled". An enabled per-day
schedule still needs a day on. A day that is off now keeps the times it
was posted with (the schedule picker sends them). Before, saving dropped
them, so turning the day back on showed the defaults.
- `POST /api/v3/config/main` answers `restart_required: true` only when the
save changed a setting the running display does not apply by itself.
Brightness (`brightness.set` and the config watcher), the per-mode
durations and plugin sections are applied live. A brightness-only save,
such as the MQTT bridge's slider, or a save that changed nothing, no longer
shows the restart banner. Hardware, rotation order, timezone and every
other setting still ask for the restart.
- `GET /api/v3/health` reports `degraded` when the display service is
stopped. Before, only the sub-checks changed, and the overall status stayed
`healthy` for as long as the last preview frame was under 60 s old.
`checks.display_loop.status` is now `stopped` when three things agree:
systemd says the service is not active, the control socket does not
answer, and there is no live heartbeat. Where the platform has no socket
(Windows) or it is switched off, nothing changes.
- `GET /api/v3/display/current-status` no longer reports the stopped
display's last state (`is_display_active: true`) from the cache for up to
120 s. When the control socket does not answer and the render loop's
heartbeat is absent, stale, or from a process that is gone (#726's rules),
the answer is unknown, with every field `null`. A display that still beats
without a socket, Windows and a socket switched off read the cache as
before. New `web_interface.display_state.display_gone()`.
- The garbage-collection timer (`GcMonitor`, above) no longer prints
`Exception ignored while calling GC callback ... 'NoneType' object has no
attribute 'perf_counter'` when the display service or a test run exits.