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Exchanges list says when it couldn't load, and counts stay on screen - #407
Two follow-ups to #406, for what still shows on app-dev.
A list that times out says so
A database timeout now answers 504 DATABASE_TIMED_OUT (DatabaseTimeoutMiddleware), where it used to be a bare 500. This is PostgreSQL only; SQL Server and MySQL still answer 500.
The admin UI no longer retries a 504. It used to retry 3 times, so a 30s timeout kept a list loading for 2 minutes and then showed "No exchanges match".
The Exchanges list shows LoadError instead: "Couldn't load the exchanges", the reason, and Try again. While it does, live refresh waits for Try again rather than rerunning the query every 15s.
Counts stay on screen
app-dev runs 2 app copies, and each counts a slow view for itself. So an answer from a copy still counting could follow one from a copy that had finished, and the number blinked out. A later answer that is still counting now keeps the earlier number, and the chart keeps its bars.
Checked locally with the database limit lowered to 8s. The Processing list showed the error after 8.4s, from one request. Failed kept its number through answers that left it out.
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Summary
Summary
Added middleware that converts PostgreSQL database timeouts to HTTP 504 with code DATABASE_TIMED_OUT. Other exceptions remain unhandled by this middleware.
Updated query retry behavior so 504 responses are not retried.
Updated the Exchanges page to show a load error with a Try again action. It stops automatic list refresh after a failed load with no data.
Added structural sharing for exchange breakdowns so previously counted status totals and chart buckets remain visible while a later response is still counting.
Risk
risk:medium. The change affects API error handling and UI query behavior. The timeout detector depends on a DbException wrapping a TimeoutException; SQL Server and MySQL timeouts remain 500 responses.
Security-sensitive areas
The request pipeline and error logging changed. The middleware logs the exception, request method, and path. No authentication or authorization behavior changed.
Test coverage impact
Added integration and UI tests for timeout handling, retry behavior, retained counts, and list error recovery. Test execution results were not provided.
Deployment and operations
No database migration is indicated. The new 504 behavior applies to matching PostgreSQL timeouts. SQL Server and MySQL behavior is unchanged. The user can retry a failed list request with Try again.
The API returns HTTP 504 for recognized database timeouts when the response has not started. The client avoids retrying 504 errors, shows a retryable exchanges load error, and retains selected breakdown counts and chart data during refreshes.
Changes: Database Timeout and Exchanges
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Summary
API timeout response SW.Bitween.Api/Services/DatabaseTimeoutMiddleware.cs, SW.Bitween.Web/Startup.cs, SW.Bitween.IntegrationTests/Tests/DatabaseTimeoutTests.cs, docs/api-reference.md
The middleware recognizes a database exception followed by a timeout in the exception chain and returns HTTP 504 with DATABASE_TIMED_OUT if the response has not started. The pipeline registration, integration test, and API reference cover this response.
The page retains prior status counts when new counts are nullish. If a result is still counting and has no buckets, it retains the prior chart data. The tests check that known counts remain visible during refresh.
The client does not retry HTTP 504 errors. When exchanges loading fails without data, the page shows a load error instead of empty results and provides a retry action. Tests and operations documentation cover the behavior.
Resolve the hosted timeout test mismatch and the retained-data navigation defects before merging. Timeout responses also need to preserve security headers and consistently recognize PostgreSQL statement timeouts.
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The title clearly summarizes the two main user-facing changes: error reporting for failed exchange-list loads and retention of counts.
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[style] ~19-~19: This sentence contains multiple usages of the word “again”. Consider removing or replacing it.
Context: ...ts another). Asking again takes as long again, so ask for less, such as a shorter tim...
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The classifier accepts any DbException, although the new API reference says SQL Server and MySQL still return 500. If either driver's timeout contains an inner TimeoutException, this middleware will return 504 for that provider too.
Those providers return a different status and retry behavior from the documented contract.
This can occur when: A SQL Server or MySQL command times out with a DbException-to-TimeoutException chain.
Update the existing hosted timeout test to expect 504 and DATABASE_TIMED_OUT.
A_read_that_does_not_ask_keeps_the_usual_limit sends /api/slowreads/3 without a Prefer header. BackgroundRequestMiddleware passes that request straight to next, so the database timeout reaches DatabaseTimeoutMiddleware, registered at Startup.cs:1093. If the timeout exception matches the shape that middleware detects, the response becomes 504 with DATABASE_TIMED_OUT. The assertion at line 65 still expects InternalServerError, so this test can fail. This PR does not update that file.
Updating this test also covers the middleware registration. Without that registration, the timeout is not converted to 504, so the updated assertion fails. A separate hosted test would exercise the same path.
Suggested fix
[Fact]
public async Task A_read_that_does_not_ask_keeps_the_usual_limit()
{
using var admin = await HttpFixture.AdminOf(node);
var response = await admin.SendAsync(Read("/api/slowreads/3"));
- Assert.Equal(HttpStatusCode.InternalServerError, response.StatusCode);+ Assert.Equal(HttpStatusCode.GatewayTimeout, response.StatusCode);+ Assert.Contains("DATABASE_TIMED_OUT", await response.Content.ReadAsStringAsync());
}
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Review comment at @SW.Bitween.IntegrationTests/Tests/DatabaseTimeoutTests.cs
around lines 45 - 47:
Update A_read_that_does_not_ask_keeps_the_usual_limit to expect
HttpStatusCode.GatewayTimeout and verify the response body contains
DATABASE_TIMED_OUT. Keep the existing request without a Prefer header so the
test continues to cover the default timeout path and hosted middleware
registration.
LoadError is gated on !data, so a failed refresh with cached rows may show only those old rows and …
LoadError is gated on !data, so a failed refresh with cached rows may show only those old rows and never tell the operator that the current list request failed.
Operators see stale rows presented as the list without the failure reason or the new Try again action.
This can occur when: A successful list response is followed by a 504 or another error for the same query key.
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Review comment at
@SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/pages/exchanges/ExchangesPage.tsx around lines 501
- 503:
Update the error handling in ExchangesPage so an isError state surfaces
LoadError even when cached data exists. Keep the stale exchange rows visible
while showing the failure reason and retry action, rather than gating the error
notice on !data.
Add a 504 retry case that uses a code other than DATABASETIMEDOUT.
Add a 504 retry case that uses a code other than DATABASE_TIMED_OUT.
shouldRetryQuery skips retries for any 504 response, because it checks error.status. The existing 504 assertions use only the DATABASE_TIMED_OUT code. A change that keyed the rule on error.code would still pass those tests, and other 504 responses would then retry.
Suggested test addition
expect(shouldRetryQuery(0, new ApiRequestError("DATABASE_TIMED_OUT", "too long", 504))).toBe(false);
+ expect(shouldRetryQuery(0, new ApiRequestError("ERROR", "gateway timeout", 504))).toBe(false);
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Add a 504 assertion in the tests for shouldRetryQuery using an ApiRequestError
code other than DATABASE_TIMED_OUT, and verify it returns false. Keep the
existing timeout-code assertion unchanged.
The test keeps a number once it's in, while a later answer is still counting it returns buckets: [] in both responses. It checks only the status buttons. keepCounted also keeps the previous chart buckets when a counting answer has none, so removing that retention would leave the chart empty and this test would still pass.
Without a time filter, the page loads the chart from a separate breakdown query with range: "24h". Use request parameters to tell the two calls apart. Then return populated buckets for the chart query in the first response and assert that the Exchange volume over time region stays visible after the counting response.
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around lines 439 - 442:
Update the test “keeps a number once it's in, while a later answer is still
counting it” to distinguish the status and chart breakdown requests using their
request parameters. Return populated buckets for the initial chart query, then
assert the “Exchange volume over time” region remains visible after the later
counting response, preserving the existing status-button assertions.
Add a fake-timer test that stops list refetching during a load error.
Add a fake-timer test that stops list refetching during a load error.
The 504 test at ExchangesList.test.tsx:448-474 uses real timers and does not count list requests. It finishes before the 15-second live-refresh interval can fire. If the error guard at ExchangesPage.tsx:119 were removed, this test would still pass while the failed list query kept refetching.
Add a test that uses fake timers, as the existing live-refresh tests do. Configure user-event to advance those fake timers so the Try again click still works. In the test:
Render the failed list with a 504 response and wait for the alert.
Record the number of list requests.
Advance time by 15_000 ms.
Assert that the request count has not changed.
Set the response to success, click Try again, and assert that Showing 1-3 of 3 appears.
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around lines 466 - 473:
Add a fake-timer test in the ExchangesList tests that verifies a 504 list-load
error does not trigger another list request after 15,000 ms. Configure
user-event to advance fake timers, wait for the error alert, record the
list-request count, advance the timers, and assert the count is unchanged; then
switch the response to success, click “Try again,” and verify “Showing 1-3 of 3”
appears.
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Supported by static analysis
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python - <<'PY'import urllib.requesturls = ["https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dotnet/aspnetcore/v10.0.0/src/Http/Http.Extensions/src/ResponseExtensions.cs","https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/microsoft.aspnetcore.http.responseextensions.clear?view=aspnetcore-10.0"]for url in urls: print("URL:", url) try: text = urllib.request.urlopen(url, timeout=20).read().decode() if "raw.githubusercontent" in url: print(text[:20000]) else: for needle in ["Clears", "headers", "public static void Clear", "ResponseExtensions.cs"]: pos = text.find(needle) print(needle, text[max(0,pos-250):pos+1200] if pos >= 0 else "not found") except Exception as e: print(type(e).__name__, str(e))PY
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Restore the security headers after the timeout response clears the response.
Response.Clear() removes all response headers. Startup sets X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy, X-Permitted-Cross-Domain-Policies, and Content-Security-Policy before this middleware runs. A recognized database timeout therefore returns a 504 without these headers. Nothing reapplies them after Clear().
Snapshot the security headers before Clear() and restore them after it:
🔒 Suggested fix
--- "a/SW.Bitween.Api/Services/DatabaseTimeoutMiddleware.cs"+++ "b/SW.Bitween.Api/Services/DatabaseTimeoutMiddleware.cs"@@ -27,7 +27,16 @@
{
logger.LogError(ex, "{Method} {Path} ran past the database's time limit.", context.Request.Method,
context.Request.Path);
- context.Response.Clear();+ var securityHeaders = context.Response.Headers+ .Where(header => SecurityHeaderNames.Contains(header.Key))+ .ToList();++ context.Response.Clear();++ foreach (var header in securityHeaders)+ {+ context.Response.Headers[header.Key] = header.Value;+ }
context.Response.StatusCode = StatusCodes.Status504GatewayTimeout;
context.Response.ContentType = "application/json";
await context.Response.Body.WriteAsync(BackgroundRequests.Problem(Code,
The header names duplicate the values set in Startup.cs:953-975. Keep the two lists in sync when either changes.
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In the recognized database-timeout response handling in
DatabaseTimeoutMiddleware, preserve the existing security headers before calling
Response.Clear() and restore their original values afterward. Limit this change
to the security headers already applied upstream; keep the 504 response behavior
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f=/tmp/npgsql-src/v9.0.4-NpgsqlConnector.cs
echo"== v9.0.4 connector 1855-1895 =="
nl -ba "$f"| sed -n '1855,1895p'echo"== enclosing method name =="
awk 'NR>=1800 && NR<=1880 && /(internal|public|private|protected|async|static|void|bool|Task)[^=]*\(/ {line=NR": "$0} END{print line}'"$f"||true
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Classify SQLSTATE 57014 as a database timeout.
A server-side statement_timeout reaches IsDatabaseTimeout as a bare PostgresException (SQLSTATE 57014) with no nested TimeoutException. The check returns false, so the response stays 500. The client retries 500 responses up to three times. Also treat PostgresException with SQLSTATE 57014 as a database timeout, and add a test for it in DatabaseTimeoutTests.
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lines 48 - 54:
Update IsDatabaseTimeout to classify a PostgresException with SQLSTATE 57014 as
a database timeout, while preserving the existing nested TimeoutException
behavior. Add a test in DatabaseTimeoutTests covering a bare PostgresException
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echo"== CountCap / counting in C#"; rg -n -F -e 'CountCap' -e 'counting' -e 'Counting' --glob '*.cs'.| head -n 60 ||test"$?" -eq 1
echo"== ExchangeBreakdown type"; rg -n -F -e 'ExchangeBreakdown' -e 'counting: boolean' -e 'counts:' -- SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/api | head -n 30 ||test"$?" -eq 1
echo"== ExchangesList test 180-210"; sed -n '180,210p' SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/pages/exchanges/__tests__/ExchangesList.test.tsx
echo"== ExchangesList test 520-560"; sed -n '520,560p' SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/pages/exchanges/__tests__/ExchangesList.test.tsx
echo"== ExchangesList test keepCounted / stale"; rg -n -F -e 'counting' -e 'placeholder' -e 'still' -- SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/pages/exchanges/__tests__/ExchangesList.test.tsx | head -n 40 ||test"$?" -eq 1
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Keep retained counts out of the Next total while a status is still counting.
While a status is still being counted, keepCounted keeps its earlier number. ExchangesPage then uses that number as the exact total, so Next can stay disabled on a full page. Next re-enables only after the count arrives. Derive the Next gate from counts that were not retained, or enable Next on a full page while a status is still counting.
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Update the count handling around keepCounted so retained counts do not
contribute to the total used by ExchangesPage to gate Next while a status is
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nl -ba SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/api/http/exchanges.ts | sed -n '330,350p'echo'---HIST---'
nl -ba SW.Bitween.Api/Resources/Xchanges/XchangeHistogram.cs | sed -n '44,68p'echo'---TYPES---'
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Keep chart buckets only for the window they came from.
keepCounted returns the previous buckets while the next answer is still counting. A relative range keeps the same query key as its window moves, so those buckets can start before the new window. Selecting one then sets the list to that older interval. Drop or filter buckets whose start is before the current range start.
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168 - 169:
Update keepCounted’s chart-bucket selection so buckets starting before the
current range start are excluded, including previous buckets reused while the
next answer is counting; preserve eligible buckets and the existing counts
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Leaving this one. Bars are kept only while an app copy that hasn't finished the histogram is answering, so they're at most a minute or two old. The server already serves a kept histogram for up to 5 minutes for a moving window (ViewKey rounds "since" to 5 minutes). Selecting a bar filters the list to exactly that bar's interval, so the list always matches what was picked. Trimming bars that start before the new window would only make the first bar blink out.
A_read_that_does_not_ask_keeps_the_usual_limit (HttpTests) now expects 504 with DATABASE_TIMED_OUT. BackgroundRequestTests passes 11/11.
The middleware no longer calls Response.Clear(), so the security and CORS headers set before the endpoint ran stay. Only a stale Content-Length is dropped.
IsDatabaseTimeout also treats a DbException with SqlState 57014 as a timeout, except inside an OperationCanceledException, which is a cancellation the caller asked for. The test checks real exceptions for Command Timeout, statement_timeout and a cancelled token.
Next falls back to the full-page rule while the breakdown is still counting, since the total may be a kept number.
Tests: a 504 with another code isn't retried. keepCounted has unit tests for kept counts and chart buckets. The list-error test uses fake timers and checks that no list request is made in 15s.
Keeping as is: when a refresh fails, the list keeps showing its rows (isError && !data). This is the same decision as the dashboard in #404 and #405: the last good data stays, and the Live control's "Refreshed … ago" tooltip shows its age. A first load that fails, with nothing to show, gets LoadError.
The chart-buckets comment is answered in its thread.
#!/bin/bash
git show --format=short 806d91a6 -- SW.Bitween.Api/Services/DatabaseTimeoutMiddleware.cs SW.Bitween.HttpTests/BackgroundRequestTests.cs SW.Bitween.IntegrationTests/Tests/DatabaseTimeoutTests.cs SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/api/http/__tests__/errors.test.tsx SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/pages/exchanges/ExchangesPage.tsx SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/pages/exchanges/__tests__/ExchangesList.test.tsx SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/pages/exchanges/__tests__/exchangeFilters.test.ts
sed -n '1,140p' SW.Bitween.Api/Services/DatabaseTimeoutMiddleware.cs
sed -n '145,175p' SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/pages/exchanges/exchangeFilters.ts
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@hamzahalq I inspected 806d91a6. The patch covers the reported fixes:
The middleware preserves existing headers and removes the stale Content-Length.
Timeout detection includes PostgreSQL 57014 and excludes an enclosing OperationCanceledException.
Next uses the full-page rule while the breakdown is counting.
The tests cover the updated 504 response, header preservation, timeout classification, count and chart retention, and the 15-second polling pause.
Keeping the last successful rows after a background-refresh failure is consistent with the stated design. I am not requesting a change to isError && !data. A failed first load still displays LoadError.
I inspected the source and test changes but did not run the tests. The reported 11/11 result remains author-provided.
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Learnt from: hamzahalq
URL: https://github.com/simplify9/Bitween-api/pull/407
Timestamp: 2026-11-03T08:52:52.814Z
Learning: Within repository "simplify9/Bitween-api", only for files matching one of ["SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/pages/exchanges/ExchangesPage.tsx"]: When reviewing error handling in the Exchanges page, preserve the distinction between first-load failures and background-refresh failures: show LoadError when the list request fails without existing data, but retain the last successful rows when a background refresh fails. Do not require a background-refresh failure to replace those rows with LoadError; the intended design uses the Live control's "Refreshed … ago" tooltip to show data age.
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Two follow-ups to #406, for what still shows on app-dev.
A list that times out says so
504 DATABASE_TIMED_OUT(DatabaseTimeoutMiddleware), where it used to be a bare 500. This is PostgreSQL only; SQL Server and MySQL still answer 500.LoadErrorinstead: "Couldn't load the exchanges", the reason, and Try again. While it does, live refresh waits for Try again rather than rerunning the query every 15s.Counts stay on screen
app-dev runs 2 app copies, and each counts a slow view for itself. So an answer from a copy still counting could follow one from a copy that had finished, and the number blinked out. A later answer that is still counting now keeps the earlier number, and the chart keeps its bars.
Checked locally with the database limit lowered to 8s. The Processing list showed the error after 8.4s, from one request. Failed kept its number through answers that left it out.