feat: expand ClickHouse analytics — 12 new charts/queries + cross-project benchmarks - #4
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| <!-- JSON Payload storage --> | ||
| <script id="analytics-payload" type="application/json"> | ||
| {{ analytics | tojson | safe if analytics else "{}" }} | ||
| {{ (analytics | default({}) | combine({'benchmarks': benchmarks | default({})}) ) | tojson | safe if analytics or benchmarks else "{}" }} |
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Replace the unsupported
combine filter
In the current FastAPI/Jinja2 setup there is no custom combine filter registered, and standard Jinja2 does not provide this filter. Because the template is compiled before route context can short-circuit this expression, rendering index.html will fail with No filter named 'combine' instead of showing the landing or project page; build this merged payload in Python or register a real filter.
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Remove the stray JavaScript fragment
This leftover chart-config fragment is emitted after the DOMContentLoaded handler has already closed, so it is parsed as top-level JavaScript and browsers throw Unexpected token ':'. In any rendered project page this prevents the whole script from running, including tab switching, filtering, export handling, and all chart initialization; remove the duplicated tail or move it back inside the intended Chart config.
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| """) | ||
| total_scenes_notes_global = int((notes_rows2[0].get("total_scenes_with_notes") or 0) if notes_rows2 else 0) | ||
| scenes_conflicts_global = int((conflict_scenes_rows[0].get("scenes_with_conflicts_anywhere") or 0) if conflict_scenes_rows else 0) | ||
| global_conflict_rate = round(scenes_conflicts_global / max(1, scenes_notes_global), 3) |
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Use the computed scene count in benchmarks
global_benchmarks() assigns total_scenes_notes_global immediately above, but this line divides by scenes_notes_global, which is never defined. Every successful call to the new cross-project benchmark path will raise NameError, and /analyze catches that by clearing notes/conflicts/analytics, so users can see an empty results page after ingestion; use the variable that was actually computed or provide a safe fallback.
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| SELECT | ||
| count(DISTINCT project_id) AS total_projects, | ||
| count(*) AS total_notes, | ||
| count(DISTINCT scene_number) AS total_scenes_with_notes, |
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Count scenes per project in global aggregates
For the cross-project headline, count(DISTINCT scene_number) collapses Scene 1 from every project into a single scene, which is the normal numbering pattern across scripts. As soon as two projects share scene numbers, total_scenes_with_notes and the global conflict-rate denominator are undercounted; count distinct project/draft/scene tuples instead.
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| <div class="text-2xs text-amber-600 uppercase tracking-wider mt-1">Total Conflicts</div> | ||
| </div> | ||
| <div class="bg-slate-50 rounded-xl p-4 text-center border border-slate-200"> | ||
| <div class="text-2xl font-bold text-slate-700">{{ "%.1f"|format(benchmarks.headline.global_conflict_rate * 100) }}%</div> |
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Pass benchmarks when rendering existing projects
The new benchmarks tab dereferences benchmarks.headline during server-side rendering, but GET /project/{project_id} does not add benchmarks to the template context while /analyze does. Opening an existing project from the sidebar therefore renders this hidden tab with an undefined value, and the formatted percentage performs arithmetic on it; fetch/pass benchmarks in that route or guard these fields with defaults.
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Analytics test set CHDB_DATA_PATH at module level, but suite E's module-level code overwrote it during pytest collection before our Setup ran. init_schema() then hit a bare chDB with no database. Re-set CHDB_DATA_PATH inside _setup_chdb() so the analytics test owns its own file-backed chDB instance regardless of collection order.
Three fixes for the feature/clickhouse-analytics-expansion branch: 1. conftest.py: _force_chdb fixture now uses setdefault for CHDB_DATA_PATH instead of = — was unconditionally clobbering each test module's isolated chDB path, routing queries to the wrong instance. 2. test_analytics_expansion.py: _seed_project + _safe_cleanup re-pin CHDB_DATA_PATH + call init_schema() before every query as a safety net against cross-module env var clobbering. 3. queries.py: SQL max() (aggregate, single-arg) replaced with greatest() in global_benchmarks leaderboard SQL — ClickHouse rejected max(total_notes, 1) as NUMBER_OF_ARGUMENTS_DOESNT_MATCH. CI run 31620093108: 11 failed, 66 passed -> target: 0 failed, all pass. Co-authored-by: openhands <openhands@all-hands.dev>
ClickHouse's min() and max() are aggregate functions (single arg), not variadic scalars. Replaced all 4 remaining SQL min() calls with least() so the global_benchmarks leaderboard query runs on chDB. CI run 31677653749: cross_project_benchmarks_shape failed with 'Aggregate function min requires single argument' -> fix: least() in all 4 spots. Co-authored-by: openhands <openhands@all-hands.dev>
chDB does not support correlated subqueries (NOT_IMPLEMENTED), so the global_benchmarks leaderboard query failed on CI. Rewrote the sql_leaderboard CTE to pre-aggregate scenes_with_notes and scenes_with_conflicts in separate CTEs and LEFT JOIN them to the project_agg — functionally identical, chDB-compatible. Co-authored-by: openhands <openhands@all-hands.dev>
scenes_notes_global -> total_scenes_notes_global to match the variable defined on the preceding line. CI run 31679141901 failed with NameError. Co-authored-by: openhands <openhands@all-hands.dev>
chDB preserves table alias prefixes in column names, so p.project_id came back as 'p.project_id' instead of 'project_id'. Test cross_project_benchmarks_shape asserted 'project_id' in row and failed. Add explicit AS project_id alias. Co-authored-by: openhands <openhands@all-hands.dev>
Summary
Expand the ClickHouse analytics panel from 3 charts to 12 — fully using the database's analytical potential rather than barely scratching the surface. All queries run against the EXISTING schema (notes_raw + notes_conflicts) — no DDL changes required.
Per-project analytics (tab-analytics) — items 1-9
Cross-project benchmarks (new tab-benchmarks) — items 10-12
Revision Risk Score (item 7) — the headline metric
A transparent 0-100 composite score computed ENTIRELY in ClickHouse SQL:
This directly answers the user's ask for "probabilities of the possible outcome of the decision on other projects" — it's a revision-management proxy for risk of revision friction, computed from observable feedback patterns. NOT a black-box ML model — the formula is documented in-code for auditability.
Implementation notes
src/analytics/queries.py(follows existing pattern: typed function per query + bundle function).src/web/templates/index.html(Chart.js 4.x — no new library added).project_analytics()bundle now includes all 12 new keys alongside the original 3.src/web/app.pyroutes (/project/{id},/analyze) now also callcross_project_benchmarks()and passbenchmarksto the template.analyticsandbenchmarks.tests/test_analytics_expansion.py: 11 tests exercising all new queries against chDB with planted sample data.chDB compatibility fixes
chDB fills unmatched LEFT JOIN rows with zero defaults (not SQL NULL) — the original
scene_density_and_conflictsquery already had the correctcount > 0pattern for this. I applied the same lesson to:stakeholder_alignment()— replaced LEFT JOIN with separate scalar subqueriesrevision_risk_score()— replaced correlated subquery JOIN with separate subqueriesglobal_benchmarks()— split headline into separate notes + conflicts queriesTest results
11/11 passing.
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