Stop painting Cursor unavailable Plan as 0% on glance (SBS-876) - #315
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughCursor usage windows now use explicit unavailable or unenforced states across overview, flyout, detail, floating bar, and native taskbar surfaces. Named states suppress fabricated percentages, pace data, resets, and heat-based ranking. ChangesNamed usage state handling
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR replaces misleading 0% Cursor Plan meters with named unavailable states across glance surfaces. It is mergeable with explicit owner awareness because some multi-account and overflow cases may still show an em dash or omit hidden-row counts, and a test fixture should be made provider-specific. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ProviderData
participant capacityPresentation
participant OverviewSurfaces
participant TaskbarSurfaces
ProviderData->>capacityPresentation: provide inactive placeholder window
capacityPresentation->>OverviewSurfaces: return nullable primary and named state
capacityPresentation->>TaskbarSurfaces: return named constraining window
OverviewSurfaces->>OverviewSurfaces: suppress percentage meters and pace text
TaskbarSurfaces->>TaskbarSurfaces: render localized unavailable or unenforced label
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In `@apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/taskbar_widget.rs`:
- Around line 492-493: Update select_strip_snapshot’s ranking so snapshots with
snapshot.error.is_some() sort below named-state heat, ensuring an unavailable
account is selected over an errored account. Add a regression test covering one
unavailable account and one errored account, and verify the unavailable account
remains selected with its named state.
In `@apps/desktop-tauri/src/surfaces/TaskbarFlyout.tsx`:
- Around line 138-141: Update the row-building logic near the final slice in
TaskbarFlyout so hiddenWindowCount accounts for every candidate row, including
named-state rows, before applying MAX_VISIBLE_WINDOWS_PER_PROVIDER. Preserve the
visible-row limit and ensure the “more” indicator reflects truncated named-state
rows; add a regression test covering three measured rows plus two named-state
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In `@apps/desktop-tauri/src/surfaces/ProviderDetailView.test.tsx`:
- Around line 224-226: Update the Cursor fixture in ProviderDetailView tests to
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Cursor-specific value or construct a dedicated Cursor fixture, while preserving
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…BS-876) Four glance readers still treated a placeholder Plan as a live quota. Calm float-bar pills called `calmPresentation` for a named-state hero, so a Cursor account with no monthly reading led with "On pace" and the billing-cycle reset and never showed Unavailable. Exact mode already suppressed both. Calm now drops pace and reset and shows the same named label. The native taskbar tile omitted the percent but had no label to put in its place, so it fell through to the em dash - the same slot a fetch error paints - plus the placeholder Plan label and its billing reset. `ProviderReadout` now carries a localized named label, painted ahead of the em dash, and the reset is gated behind `strip_reset_label` so a named state cannot print a countdown. Provider detail headlined the named state and then rendered `provider.pace` twice below it, a verdict computed from the fake 0%. Pace is now dropped whenever the primary is a placeholder. The existing test set pace to null, so it could not catch this; it now carries a real pace. Dropping "primary" from the Cursor flyout preference list stopped a placeholder leaving a hole, but it also demoted a *real* Plan reading to the leftover lane, where it rendered last, under On-demand. `primary` is back in the list; `allMeasuredWindows` already omits the placeholder, so the existing find-and-filter handles the missing case. Fail-without-fix: reverting each production file with the tests kept fails the new calm pill, detail pace, and lane-order cases, and the two Rust helpers do not exist. Gate: 622 frontend tests, tsc, cargo fmt, clippy -D warnings, 561 desktop crate tests.
Painting the full "Unavailable" was only half a fix. The tile headline gets
`item_width - 21`px, which is about 51px once five providers share the strip,
and "Unavailable" needs roughly 72px at the 14px tile font. "Not currently
enforced" never fits. The candidate ladder keeps the narrowest spelling when
nothing fits, so both fell through to the em dash - the glyph a fetch error
paints - on exactly the strips that are busiest.
Adds `StripStateUnavailable` ("n/a") and `StripStateNotEnforced` ("No cap") in
both catalogs, and `compact_named_label` between the full spelling and the em
dash, mirroring how `compact_amount_label` already backs `strip_amount_label`.
`named_state_has_a_spelling_that_fits_a_crowded_tile` pins both spellings as
shorter than the full label and within the narrow-tile budget. Locale drift
check passes at 780 keys.
…(SBS-876) Two things the named-state work exposed, both found by CodeRabbit. `select_strip_snapshot` ranks every account for a provider before `widget_model` filters `snapshot.error`. An errored account still reads 0% on its primary, which now outranks a successful account whose Plan is unavailable at heat -1. The tile was handed a snapshot it then refused to read and painted the em dash, while the other account could have said "Unavailable". Before this PR both scored 0.0 and the account-id tiebreak decided it, so introducing -1 is what made the failure deterministic. `strip_heat` now sinks errored snapshots. `hiddenWindowCount` measured only metered windows while `windows` also holds named-state rows, so truncated Unavailable rows were never reported, and once named rows filled the visible slots the subtraction went negative and clamped to zero - three measured plus two named rendered four rows and claimed nothing was hidden. `flyoutCandidateCount` counts both kinds. Fail-without-fix: reverting TaskbarFlyout.tsx fails the new more-limits case. Gate: 623 frontend tests, tsc, cargo fmt, clippy -D warnings, 563 desktop tests.
`const pace = namedPrimary ? null : provider.pace` was too broad. Pace is not always the primary's: `preferred_pace` in bridge.rs walks every long window and keeps the worst delta, so a Cursor account whose Plan is unavailable usually reports an Auto pace instead. Nulling on `namedPrimary` alone threw that valid Auto verdict off the detail view along with the placeholder one. Now suppressed only when the pace window is the primary's own label, so "Unavailable" and a real "Auto pace" can appear together. Fail-without-fix: reverting ProviderDetailView.tsx fails the new Auto-pace case while the existing placeholder case still passes. Gate: 624 frontend tests, tsc.
Both Cursor cases spread the Codex fixture, so they inherited its "Pro Lite" plan name and rendered a ChatGPT plan inside a Cursor detail view. That is the mixing the provider-siloing rule exists to stop, and it made the fixtures a bad model of what the component actually receives.
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Cuts 1.5.32 from the three PRs that landed today (#315, #316, #317) plus the work already sitting in `Unreleased`. ## Changes - Version bumped to `1.5.32` in `version.env`, `rust/Cargo.toml`, `apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/Cargo.toml`, `apps/desktop-tauri/package.json`, and `tauri.conf.json`. Build number 133 to 134, `Cargo.lock` follows. - `Unreleased` moved into a dated `1.5.32 - 2026-08-16` section with a summary line. `Unreleased` is left in place and empty. ## Validation `scripts\local-check.ps1 -All -Version 1.5.32`, run step by step: | Step | Result | |---|---| | Rust format | pass | | Shared Rust clippy | pass | | Tauri Rust clippy | pass | | Shared Rust tests | 1021 passed, see note | | Tauri Rust tests | 567 passed | | Frontend tests | 635 passed, 83 files | | Frontend build | pass | | Store submission preparation | pass | | Release doctor | pass, 3 warnings | **Note on the shared Rust suite.** `cli::tty_runner::tests::test_run_sends_script_through_pty` fails on this machine only, and not for any reason in this diff. It shells out through the npm shim at `%APPDATA%\npm\cmd`, which is not a valid Win32 executable on this box, so `CreateProcessW` returns error 193 before the test reaches anything Ceiling owns. The suite was re-run with `--skip tty_runner`: 1021 passed, 0 failed. CI runs this job on its own runner where the shim is intact. The three release-doctor warnings are all "does not exist yet" and clear when the tag is pushed: no local `v1.5.32` tag, no GitHub release `v1.5.32`, and a local assets directory that belongs to a different machine. ## After merge Tag `v1.5.32` on the merge commit and push it. `release.yml` then builds from the tag, signs through Azure, packages and verifies the installer, and opens a **draft** GitHub release plus the R2 upload. Publishing that draft stays a manual step. <!-- Macroscope's pull request summary starts here --> <!-- Macroscope will only edit the content between these invisible markers, and the markers themselves will not be visible in the GitHub rendered markdown. --> <!-- If you delete either of the start / end markers from your PR's description, Macroscope will append its summary at the bottom of the description. --> > [!NOTE] > ### Release version 1.5.32 > Bumps version identifiers across all package manifests and build config to 1.5.32, with build number incremented to 134. Updates [CHANGELOG.md](https://github.com/tsouth89/ceiling/pull/318/files#diff-06572a96a58dc510037d5efa622f9bec8519bc1beab13c9f251e97e657a9d4ed) with Added, Security, Fixed, and Internal notes for the release. > > <!-- Macroscope's review summary starts here --> > > <sup><a href="https://app.macroscope.com">Macroscope</a> summarized bb5b64e.</sup> > <!-- Macroscope's review summary ends here --> > <!-- Macroscope's pull request summary ends here --> <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **New Features** - Added provider outage badges and app-aware floating-bar selection. - Added activity heatmaps to Charts. - Added spend anomaly warnings. - Updated the release to version 1.5.32. - **Bug Fixes** - Improved provider parsing, account selection, session discovery, locking, localization, theming, and unavailable-state handling. - Improved price and chart cache reliability, credential handling, and CLI log cleanup. - **Security** - Restricted loopback access in production webview builds. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Co-authored-by: tsouth89 <tsouth89@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary
User-visible result
A user whose Cursor usage-summary has empty individualUsage and no team pool now sees the named state on Overview, the taskbar flyout, provider detail, the floating bar, and the native taskbar tile (percent None renders as an em dash). Auto / API / On-demand still win the strip when present.
Quality gate
Frontend required job: 620 tests passed (82 files), including the new SBS-876 cases. Frontend build passed (locale, no-glow, native-controls, tsc, vite).
Rust shared on this Linux box: fmt passed. Shared tests: 1000 passed, 6 failed in untouched Linux/WSL path tests (CI runs those on windows-latest). Desktop crate tests: 555 passed, including cursor_strip_omits_percent_when_plan_is_unavailable.
Fail-without-fix
Production readers reverted to HEAD; new tests kept. glanceMeters.primary was still a 0% Plan, PlanStatusCard still painted 0% used, ProviderDetailView still headlined 0%, TaskbarFlyout still rendered a Plan 0% bar. Native helper forced to always return Some: left Some(0), right None, cursor_strip_omits_percent_when_plan_is_unavailable failed. Fix restored: targeted frontend 85/85; native test ok.
Sweep
Only Cursor writes 0% primary plus an inactive row for that same window (cursor-plan / cursor-monthly). Claude/Grok/Codex 0% fallbacks have no matching inactive row and were listed, not invented.
What this makes more likely
Glance status can be ok while Overview shows Unavailable. Flyout now spends slots on inactive rows. New readers that ignore namedState will paint 0% again.
Gaps
Did not change Cursor build_result primary. Did not runtime-verify on Windows. MenuCard, Settings sidebar metric, Settings Usage section, and representativeForProvider still read primary percent. No FloatBar component test. Issue left open. Not merged.
Linear: https://linear.app/southboundsoftware/issue/SBS-876/ceiling-cursor-unavailable-plan-still-paints-0percent-on-glance
Note
Show 'Unavailable' instead of 0% when Cursor Plan is unavailable across all glance surfaces
primaryNamedStateandisPrimaryPlaceholderIdincapacityPresentation.tsto detect when the primary window (e.g.cursor-plan,cursor-monthly) is a named placeholder rather than a real reading.GlanceMeters.primaryis nownullfor named-state primaries,allMeasuredWindowsexcludes placeholder primaries, andproviderGlanceStatusderives status from other windows when the primary is a placeholder.Macroscope summarized 85dfae8.
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