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fix(usage): compact account rows and clarify pooled limits - #26256
Pooled usage reserves a column for every provider account even when an account does not report that window. Two session/weekly accounts occupy two thirds of a row, while a monthly-only account occupies only the last third. The pooled percentage and reset increment also look like account percentages, making the totals confusing.
Change
Divide each row equally among its reporting accounts. Label multi-account totals as an average and show the account count on web/desktop and mobile. Show the next account reset time instead of a normalized pool increment, and describe reset availability per account in the details. Preserve the account label and reset summary for single-account rows within a multi-account provider.
Scope and approval
Focused correction of the existing pooled usage display: missing windows should not reserve blank columns, and account percentages must remain distinguishable from an average. No quota calculations, provider polling, or account limits change. Provider reordering is separate in #26249.
Verification
check:changed against upstream 93a9e079b107: formatting, lint, knip, affected-package typechecks, and 40 tests pass (39 shared tests and one Chromium regression).
Shared regression covers two session/weekly accounts plus a monthly-only third account; weekly 10% and 0% yield a 5% average. The browser regression failed before the account-context fix and passes after it. It also reproduces an earlier full-account reset being skipped, then verifies the summary chooses that earliest reset even when it restores 0%.
Before/after below render the actual component in Chromium with the same synthetic accounts. The monthly-only row now fills the width and retains its account name and reset summary. Native mobile interaction was not checked.
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Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Compacts usage rows and clarifies average remaining limits and per-account resets across web and mobile. The changes affect presentation without changing quotas, account behavior, or stored data.
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Pooled rows now contain only accounts that report each window. Web and mobile cards show average remaining percentages for multi-account windows, account counts, next-account reset timing, and projected account percentages after reset.
Changes: Pooled usage limits
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Summary
Compact pooled window rows packages/shared/src/usageLimits.ts, packages/shared/src/usageLimits.test.ts
Each window row now contains only accounts that report that window. Tests cover compact rows and pooling accounts with different windows.
Cards show average remaining percentages and account counts when applicable. Reset details identify the next account reset, and account details show projected remaining percentages after reset. Browser coverage and documentation describe the updated display.
pingdotgg/t3code#11515 — The display now shows pooled averages, account counts, and per-account reset details, but does not change proxy routing or duplicate-bar behavior.
pingdotgg/t3code#23916 — The row layout now omits slots for accounts that do not report that window.
Possibly related PRs
pingdotgg/t3code#26249 — Changes the same pooled-row and account-reset display behavior.
pingdotgg/t3code#23985 — Changes pooled row membership and provider-level account-name display.
pingdotgg/t3code#25778 — Changes account-name and percentage display rules for the same pooled bar.
Suggested reviewers:juliusmarminge
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The pooled usage changes are mergeable after normal checks; no concrete unresolved issue is established by the supplied evidence.
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Review comments at @apps/web/src/components/usage/UsageLimitsPooled.tsx:
- Around line 571-572: Update the reset selection in the pooled usage cards to
use the earliest sorted entry in pool.resets, regardless of restoresPercent, and
use that entry for the caption condition and reset time. Apply the same change
to the web and mobile UsageLimitsPooled implementations.
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Problem
Pooled usage reserves a column for every provider account even when an account does not report that window. Two session/weekly accounts occupy two thirds of a row, while a monthly-only account occupies only the last third. The pooled percentage and reset increment also look like account percentages, making the totals confusing.
Change
Divide each row equally among its reporting accounts. Label multi-account totals as an average and show the account count on web/desktop and mobile. Show the next account reset time instead of a normalized pool increment, and describe reset availability per account in the details. Preserve the account label and reset summary for single-account rows within a multi-account provider.
Scope and approval
Focused correction of the existing pooled usage display: missing windows should not reserve blank columns, and account percentages must remain distinguishable from an average. No quota calculations, provider polling, or account limits change. Provider reordering is separate in #26249.
Verification
check:changedagainst upstream93a9e079b107: formatting, lint, knip, affected-package typechecks, and 40 tests pass (39 shared tests and one Chromium regression).Written and verified by gpt-6.1-sol in the Codex harness through T3 Code.