Oliver Kieselbach
86f5b50778
Same pattern as the Platform Usage fix (e63a0bc2): the geographic endpoints
ran two sequential full-column window scans per request while the web app's
default 30s fetch timeout could abort the response client-side.
Backend:
- New column-projected queries: GetGeoWindowSessionsAsync ($select Geo*
grouping fields + effective-duration inputs) and
GetGeoAppInstallSummariesAsync ($select session join key, window filter,
throughput inputs and all Delivery Optimization counters; returned
AppInstallSummary objects carry only those fields by documented contract)
- All four geographic functions (tenant/global map + tenant/global location
drilldown) run their scans concurrently via Task.WhenAll; the map
endpoints use both projections, the drilldowns keep full-row sessions
(LocationSessionRow returns nearly every column) but switch to the lean
app scan
- GeoMetricsProjectionEquivalenceTests pins both projections, incl. the
location grouping key and the DoDownloadMode=-1 "no DO telemetry" marker
Web:
- New shared useFetchProgress hook + CalculatingCard component (elapsed
counter + progress bar sized from the last recorded fetch duration,
capped at 95%)
- geographic-performance map + sessions drilldown: 180s AbortSignal and
the calculating card instead of a bare loading line
- SectionPlatformUsage refactored onto the shared hook/component (drops
its inline copy of the timer/estimate logic)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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