Codex Task Logs

I'm checking the root directory for AGENTS.md to see any relevant instructions.

The instructions say to use specific tools, activate the virtual environment, and make CSS adjustments. Next, I'll search for relevant code that prevents line wrapping for numeric values in the table.

I'll look for "white-space", "nowrap", or similar terms across the codebase.

I see the CSS style in scubaduck/static/index.html. I'll check it out now.

The sedation was triggered by long output. I'll handle this by opening the file.

I forgot to activate the virtual environment, so I'll do that now.

I'll open scubaduck/static/index.html and focus on the style section.

I’ll scroll back a bit to see any definitions from earlier.

I see the CSS is in index.html. I'll check the commit and search for relevant CSS.

I'm scrolling through the logs, looking for numeric data around line 904.

I’m going up a bit to show the number formatting without line-wrapping.

I'll search for specific styles like 'white-space: nowrap' to prevent line breaks in dates and numbers.

I'll take a closer look at the surrounding lines to check for any additional styles.

I see the need to prevent line wrapping for date cells too. Let's search for 'date'.

I'm looking for 'time-column' or 'isTimeColumn' to find where date formatting happens.

I'll review the code around lines 1225 or 1240 for the table row creation.

I need to add a CSS class to <td> elements in the time column.

Hmm, I can't find a "date" class. Maybe "nowrap" or "no-wrap" works instead.

I'll need to add a new style for 'td.date' and maybe update the JS for that.

I'm checking the test where we previously tested numeric cells without wrapping.

I'll check for existing tests to copy, then add one for date cells not wrapping.

I'll explore more around line 1120 to gather additional information.

I see there's a test for numeric cells, but none for date cells. I’ll add a test for date cells’ 'nowrap' feature, using similar logic as 'test_numeric_cell_nowrap', and will inspect run_query and confirm the column selector for the date cells.

I'll check if tools like ruff and pytest are installed before setting up tests.

I'll start by checking ruff --version to verify if everything's in place.

I’ll check the first 150 lines of index.html to locate the inline style tag.

I'll adjust the style early in the file and consider adding .time or .date.

I believe the style block ends at line 189. I'll check for any more styles.

I'll adjust the style block to prevent date wrapping by adding a 'date' class when needed.

I'll double-check to make sure there's no existing class with the name date.

I'll add a white-space: nowrap; style to time cells and update JS. Next step: check test code for the run_query call, as it uses sample.csv. I'll inspect how times are processed.

I'm checking lines around 970 to capture the relevant section.

I'll review the tests around line 1100 and add a new date cell test after the numeric one.

The numeric nowrap test follows test_format_number_function. I'll place the new test nearby.

I'll scroll down to capture the remaining parts of this.

I want to test for date cell whitespace and will check the second column. I'm inspecting the dataset for clues.

I'll check how run_query handles default column selection when using group_by or other options.

I’ll limit the query to 10 results and check the computed style. Let's view the snippet.

I'll peek at line 927 to examine the style of the first cell.

I'll keep scrolling to check everything after 1140.

I should check updateDisplay or dive to figure out which column has the timestamp.

I think the "timestamp" column might be the first or second, depending on the query. I'll verify by checking the test data or running a query. I'll see if earlier tests have any details about which column holds the timestamp.

I'll review earlier tests to see if "nth-child(1)" references a timestamp.

It seems like there’s no reference to nth-child(1), so I'll check tests/test_server.

I'll examine server.py, focusing on around line 318.

I need to adjust CSS for the timestamp column. I'll check index.html around line 1230 and apply the td.date style for time columns. I’ll mimic how numeric columns are styled with td.numeric and apply nowrap to the timestamp cells. Let's confirm the column and headers before proceeding.

I'll review the run_query in test_web.py to understand how the data's structured.

I’ll open a sample near row 1289 to check how the table builds.

I need to check if there's already a style for ‘td.date’ set somewhere.

I'll create the patch and then design a test to verify the date's white-space handling.

I want to double-check the area around line 920 to confirm the order.

I'll continue scrolling to gather more content.

I can't find a test, but I'll try running a query with limit=1 to confirm.

I'll implement a test for the "nowrap" styling on the date cell by checking the first td. Then, I'll update the HTML and JS to add a class for date cells.

I will implement a patch to prevent assigning a numeric class after setting the date.

I'm going to add the 'date' class using JavaScript now.

I'm looking at the code near line 1248.

I'm adding a line after the closing parentheses to include the class. Let’s check further.

I'll add td.classList.add('date') after toLocaleString() to patch it properly.

I'll add a new test after test_numeric_cell_nowrap in tests/test_web.py.

I'm adding the new test right after test_numeric_cell_nowrap. Time to patch!

I'll run ruff format to apply the necessary formatting to the patched file.

Since index.html isn't Python, I'll run "ruff format" only on the Python file.

I added 2 blank lines—let's verify if ruff catches that.

I'll go ahead and run pyright to check for type issues.

It's time to execute pytest and check for any issues or failures.

I just confirmed all tests passed—time to see the current git status!

I should open index.html and display about 110 lines, focusing on the CSS.

I’ll grab the lines around 1250 where I introduced the class.

I'll collect the lines from tests/test_web.py now.

Let's double-check the git status to confirm the current state of my repository.

I'll make the commit with message "fix(web): prevent date cell wrapping".

I’ll summarize changes, referencing lines in index.html and tests/test_web.py, plus test results.