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`useWorkloadTableMetricHistory` ran two polled estate-wide reads per instance in Trends mode: the workloads history (`/api/charts/workloads`) and the infrastructure summary (`/api/charts/infrastructure`). Since #2622 removed the host metric cells from grouped workload rows, the Workloads surface reads only guest series, and the Proxmox nodes table never read anything but node series. Two instances never shared reads either: each forwards its own abort signal, which skips the summary caches' in-flight dedupe, and retained query values only seed matching mounts and source changes without sharing requests. So every reader paid for both routes every 30 seconds. The hook now takes a required `series: 'guests' | 'nodes'` option. The Workloads state passes `'guests'` and the Proxmox nodes table passes `'nodes'` (and drops the `selectedNode` it never needed), so each reader polls one route. ### Measured Private demo-mode mock stack, Trends on, 95 s per page (first read + three 30 s polls), reads per poll tick: | Page | Viewport | Before (infra + workloads) | After (infra + workloads) | |---|---|---|---| | /vmware | desktop 1440x900 | 1 + 1 | 0 + 1 | | /vmware | phone 390x844 | 1 + 1 | 0 + 1 | | /proxmox/overview | desktop 1440x900 | 2 + 2 | 1 + 1 | | /proxmox/overview | phone 390x844 | 2 + 2 | 1 + 1 | Node table sparklines on /proxmox/overview still draw for every row (36 on desktop, 18 on phone), and the guest table sparklines are unchanged. ### Tests - `useWorkloadTableMetricHistory.test.tsx`: a `'guests'` reader polls only the workloads route and a `'nodes'` reader only the infrastructure route, across two polls. Both cases fail with the gating reverted. - `ProxmoxNodesTable.test.tsx`: the table asks for node history only, with no node scope, and enables it only in Trends. - `WorkloadsSurface.performance.contract.test.tsx` pins both call sites and the gating. The performance contract claimed the two readers deduped their fetches; it now says they do not and that each reader polls only what it renders. The adjacent Bars-mode prose (performance and frontend-primitives contracts) described one active-row request that leaving the row cancels; it now describes the bounded warming window the hook has actually run since the history lens shipped. Stacked on #2622, whose auto-merge is already on: this branch contains its commits and merges cleanly with main either way round.
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Previous versions and migrations
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