Codex Task Logs

I'll check the root AGENTS.md for any related instructions before making changes to scubaduck.

I'll open the AGENTS.md file now!

I'm checking out the scubaduck repo and browsing directories to understand the project.

I'll explore the repo for a relevant file to implement the UI modification.

I'll take a look at the scubaduck/static folder for the UI files.

I'll look for references to time columns or units in the JS code.

I'm getting ready to take a look at time_column.js now.

I'll check the "view_settings.js", "sidebar.js", or "table_view.js" for any time column code.

I think I'll search "time_unit" in view_settings.js to verify unit options.

I'm checking out view_settings.js, focusing on lines around 170.

I need to move further to get to the relevant part.

I'm checking through more lines to get the full context.

I need to keep scrolling to locate the relevant timeseries data.

I'll check the index.html near the elements related to the time unit and its input.

When time_column is "(none)", I'll hide the time_unit selector by updating UI logic.

UpdateTimeFieldVisibility hides only Start/End, but I also want to hide time unit select.

Since there's no function to hide the time_unit, I'll either add one or adjust updateTimeFieldVisibility. I'll check the rest of the file for related functions.

I'll search for "time_column" in the tests or server to understand its effect.

I'll review the tests to see if they're handling time units correctly.

I'll check out tests/test_web_basics.py to see how the web UI tests are set up.

I'll keep scrolling to check for tests verifying time_unit hides when time_column is none.

I’ll test for time_unit's existence and add a new test. Where’s table_view.js?

I need to check how the server handles "time_unit" for numeric time columns.

I'll check server.py to get a better idea of how times are handled.

I'm scrolling through code to examine functions that reference time_unit, focusing on query generation.

I think I just need to hide the time_unit selector when the time column is none.

I’ll check tests/test_web_basics for extra tests, especially those regarding time_unit.

I need to scroll down to capture the remaining content.

I’ll keep scrolling toward the bottom to locate the time_unit.

I'll adjust the test to check if time_unit hides when time_column is None.

Let me scroll a bit further, around line 370, to capture more details.

Time_unit isn't necessary when time_column is None, but the UI needs adjustments. I'll add a test.

I’m thinking of adding a UI-dependent test, starting with test_time_column_none_hides_time_unit. Let’s check the test style in tests/test_web.py.

I'll look for 'time_column_none_hides_range' and checks related to time_unit with time_column.

I'll add a test to test_web_basics.py after test_time_column_none_hides_range, then update the JS to hide #time_unit when the time column is empty. I'm checking the default style for select elements to make sure it behaves as expected.

I'll check lines 20-80 in index.html to see if any CSS styles are defined.

I'll continue scrolling to check the CSS for fields, labels, and other UI components.

I’ll update updateTimeFieldVisibility to hide the time unit when show is false. Also, I’ll adjust tests in test_web_basics.py accordingly.

I’ll explore more to make sure I have everything confirmed.

I'll add a test to ensure time_unit is hidden when time_column is empty, visible when not.

I'll verify if the script is coming from js/view_settings.js in index.html.

I’ll check if the script is correctly placed at the bottom of the body tag.

I’ll confirm if loadColumns() runs early enough to set options before the event triggers.

I'm looking towards the bottom to check where the script begins.

I'll scroll down to double-check the updateTimeFieldVisibility call after DOMContentLoaded.

I'll check if the 'DOMContentLoaded' event is used to trigger the script execution.

The script might run before DOMContentLoaded; I'll check around line 174 for more context.

I’ll scroll from lines 190 to 220 to verify event hooking logic.

It looks like I'll update updateTimeFieldVisibility to handle time_unit and adapt to time_column changes.

I’ll modify updateTimeFieldVisibility and ensure the time unit selector appears when needed.

Time to patch the JS file and add in those tests. Let's do view_settings.js!

I'm continuing to scroll the code to reach the end of the function.

I'll patch the file to hide the time_unit as part of the updateTimeFieldVisibility change.

I need to update the tests now and patch test_web_basics.py around line 70.

I'll create a test to ensure time_unit is hidden when no time_column is selected.

I need to activate the environment with source .venv/bin/activate before running commands.

I'll run ruff format on the Python files, testing just the relevant Python file.

Let's check the code with ruff to find any issues.

It looks like the previous run's output is showing. Let's try running it again with logging.

I think the environment might be printing both command outputs; I'll verify log capture.

I'm going to run the specific test time_unit_hidden_when_no_time_column for now.

The tests passed, so I'll now check the git status.

I’ll check the staged files with git diff --cached --name-only to see what's really modified.

The modifications are ready. I'll commit with the message: "fix(web): hide time unit when no time column".

The commit message seems truncated. I'll check the status to confirm everything.

I'll review the commit log for any changes needed.

The commit message seems cut off. I'll check it to make sure it's complete.

I'll capture and list the lines from the updated JS file for reference.

I'll gather the lines surrounding the new test in the file.

I'll summarize changes: hid time_unit in JS and added tests. Let's include reference lines.