Amy Jeanes
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* models: publish the download speed and derive the eta from it Fills in DownloadProgress.speed (bytes per second, declared with the parallel downloader). The reporter measures the rate between its 0.5 s reports, smooths it, and derives the eta from the bytes remaining at that rate instead of extrapolating elapsed time. Speed is zeroed when a download ends, fails or is cancelled and for a cached artifact, and copied across artifacts that share a file like the other progress fields. The big UI's Models page shows "12.3 MB/s" next to the progress bar and the mici models panel shows it beside the percentage. Both take the max across a bundle's artifacts, not the sum, since artifacts sharing a file mirror the same transfer and only one file is ever in flight. A stall decays the smoothed speed toward 0 without ever reaching it, so below 0.05 MB/s, which would only display as "0.0 MB/s", it snaps to 0. Both UIs then show "--.- MB/s" while downloading with no rate (before the first reading or during a stall) instead of a stuck "0.0 MB/s" or nothing, and the speed recovers straight to the real rate once data flows again. The snap also keeps the eta in range: without it a stall of about 25 s drove remaining / speed past the capnp UInt32 eta, and the capnp error failed the download outright instead of leaving the stall to the read timeout and retries. A test holds a piece stalled until the published speed reaches exactly 0, and errors on that overflow without the snap. Assisted-by: Claude Code (Claude Opus 4.8) Assisted-by: Claude Code (Claude Opus 5.5) * remove unneeded comments Assisted-by: Claude Code (Claude Opus 5.5) * models: take the speed baseline before the workers start The reporter took its starting byte count after the piece workers were submitted, and starting each pool thread lets earlier workers run, so bytes landed in that gap never counted toward a speed sample. Take the baseline in _download_file before any worker exists and pass it in. The test runs every piece inline in submit, so the whole file lands before the reporter starts; with the late baseline the speed stays 0. Assisted-by: Claude Code (Claude Opus 5.5) (cherry picked from commit f78c6c23773f4e6badcf62ee3ac222eb94c0eeb3)
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