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feat(app): progress and Cancel for downloads and window reads in the status bar - #1726
AGENTS.md › Never hold the window says Cancel is not optional. No download in the app has one: a plain ui.addUrl download (Downloading {url}…) has none, and neither does a window of a cloud-optimised GeoTIFF read off the frame (#1512). That window is the worse case: every window read takes its turn on WINDOW_TURN, so one slow server holds every other window read, in every project, for up to the two minutes a band's tiles may take (more for several bands). A read waiting for its turn could give up only when its project closed (left).
This PR puts each download under way in the status bar, with a progress bar and a Cancel. Cancel stops a whole file's transfer, and a window's read within a moment.
It answers the Cancel thread left open on #1581. Since #1581 is merged, windows asked by plugin commands, scripts and models go through the same start_window_read as the app's own ui.addUrl, so they get the same Cancel. That includes one asked under a request's claim: its id is the claim's.
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One download, its size known (a local test server sending 8 MB slowly):
Two downloads, their menu opened:
Changes
rustgis-tiles, cog.rs:
read_values_counted_blocking takes a stop: &AtomicBool. It waits on fetch_bands' channel in 100 ms steps (wait_until) and gives up with STOPPED once stop is set, still within the two minutes it had. It looks before asking for the tiles, too. read_values_blocking (STAC) passes a flag never set, so it is as before.
info_until(url, stop): info_blocking's wait on the header, the same way. info_blocking calls it with a flag never set.
rustgis-tiles, cache.rs:
A native body's read goes through Wanted, which looks at the request's Still (check_current) before each chunk. A download no longer wanted stops at the next bytes that come, with "cancelled while it was read" (CANCELLED_READ). Before, the Still was looked at only before the request was sent and when it was done.
RequestDiagnostics::failed leaves CANCELLED_READ out of the network history, as it does DROPPED: a Cancel isn't a failed request.
Progress (bytes read, and the total from Content-Length, 0 while unknown) and with_progress: carried to the download's thread as the Still is, and counted by Wanted as it reads. A file of several parts (a Shapefile's) adds each part's total as it starts; a part whose answer doesn't say its size (sent in chunks) leaves the total unknown, so the bar gives way to the megabytes read.
rustgis-engine, cmd/layer.rs:
read_cog_window_until(asked, stop): read_cog_window looking at stop in the wait on the header, before each band and in the wait on its tiles. read_cog_window (the command line's layer.addUrl {"bbox"}) calls it with a flag never set.
rustgis-ui-egui:
The window's thread passes its left flag to read_cog_window_until. So the flag that already made a waiting read give up its place now also stops one being read, both on Cancel and when its project closes. A read stopped this way says "given up during its read", as one given up before its turn says "before its read began". A read that failed for its own reason keeps that reason.
RustGisApp::cancel_download(id) (ids from Session::download_started, so a claimed request's id too): takes the download or window out of UiState::downloads / window_reads, sets the window's left, and answers it as a failed download is (request_failed, download_failed, discard_pending, the add-service dialog's line), with "{url}: cancelled" as a notice that isn't an error. Dropping the window from window_reads also lets its thread give the turn back without waiting for a frame to take what it read.
UiState::downloads holds a named Download (id, address, parameters, slot, progress) instead of a tuple.
A whole file's download (add_url) counts into a Progress kept beside it in UiState::downloads, and runs under a Still that holds while that list keeps its slot, the same strong_count test a window's thread uses for "the app is gone". Taking it out of the list on Cancel (or the app closing) stops its transfer.
RustGisApp::downloads_under_way(): each one's id, address (as messages name it, keys left out) and Progress (none for a window), oldest first.
Status bar, next to the export and read jobs: while downloads are under way, a spinner and, for one, what it is doing, its address (cut at 48 characters, whole on hover), its progress and Cancel; for several, a "{n} downloads" menu with a row like that for each. A download whose size the server said shows a bar with its percentage; one whose size isn't known shows the megabytes read ("Downloading… {mb} MB", in the catalogue already). A window's read says "Reading…", as its start notice does. The bar repaints every 200 ms while downloads are under way.
The window's existing left flag is the cancel flag. No new state, and closing the project now stops a read under way as well as one waiting.
The transfer is stopped through the Still every native request already carries, not a new flag through the fetchers.
Short steps of 100 ms in the blocking waits, not a new cancellable fetch API. The tiles already asked for are still fetched and land in the cache. What is stopped is the read waiting for them, which is what holds the turn.
A cancelled download is said as a plain notice, not as an error: the user asked for it.
Limits
A window's read has no bar: one band is one read of all its tiles, so there is nothing to count between its start and its end for most windows (one band). It shows the spinner and "Reading…".
In the browser nothing is counted (its fetch hands over the whole body at once), so a download there shows the spinner and "Downloading…".
The count is of the decoded bytes, so a compressed answer can pass its Content-Length: the bar stops at 100 %.
A whole file's transfer stops at the next bytes that come. A server that sends nothing more holds its thread until the download's timeout, as before, though nothing waits for it. In the browser the fetch runs to its end and what it brings is thrown away (AGENTS.md leaves the browser out of scope).
A service layer's pages (serviceui::read_pages) and the read-in-place probes (cog_probes) aren't listed: they have their own paths, and the probes are short.
Making the raster and writing its GeoTIFF, once a window's values are in, don't look at the flag (one step, said in read_cog_window_until's doc comment).
long_commands_stop_when_cancelled_while_they_run lists background commands of the engine's registries. A window read isn't one: the app starts it on its own thread, so it isn't added there. The two tests below cover it instead.
New strings ("cancelled", "Reading…", "{n} downloads", the Cancel hover, "given up during its read: …") aren't in the i18n tables. "Downloading…" and "Cancel" are there already.
Tests
a_cancelled_window_gives_up_its_turn_at_once: a slow server holds a window's tiles for 20 s. Cancel answers it, says it, and frees WINDOW_TURN within 3 s, while the server still holds the tiles. When they come, nothing is added. With the old two-minute wait in read_values_counted_blocking, the turn stays held and the test fails.
a_cancelled_download_isnt_added_when_it_lands: a plain download is cancelled, said, and not added when its bytes land later. The test's fetcher is put back by a guard, however the test ends.
a_part_of_unknown_size_leaves_the_total_unknown (tiles): a first part says its 10 bytes, a second comes chunked. While the second reads, the total is unknown (no bar), not 10 with the bar full.
a_slow_download_counts_its_progress_and_stops_once_no_longer_wanted (tiles): a server sends a 1 MB body a kilobyte every 20 ms. Its Progress says a total of 1,000,000 and a count that grows, and once the request's Still turns false the download ends with "cancelled while it was read" within 5 s rather than 20. Without the Still check in Wanted it reads on and the test fails.
cargo fmt, cargo clippy -D warnings on rustgis-tiles, rustgis-engine and rustgis-ui-egui, and their tests, after merging main with #1581: tiles 425 passed, ui-egui 787 passed (and its integration tests), engine 1211 passed. The one failure, gdal_formats_open_when_gdal_is_installed, comes from this machine's GDAL 3.7.1, where main needs 3.8. It fails on main too. The web app build can't run here (zstd-sys needs clang), so CI checks it.
The status bar shows active downloads and, on supported platforms, ongoing window reads. Multiple operations are grouped in a menu with item names and available download progress.
Added controls to cancel downloads and window reads.
Improvements
Download progress is updated as data is received when the total size is available.
Cancelling a supported download or window read stops its work and clears its pending result. On web, cancelled download results are discarded, though the underlying fetch may continue.
Each download under way gets a Cancel in the status bar (one with its
address, several as a menu). Cancel drops it as a failed download is
dropped and answers the command waiting for it. A window of a
cloud-optimised GeoTIFF also stops reading within a moment: its `left`
flag reaches read_cog_window_until, and the blocking waits on the header
and tiles (info_until, read_values_counted_blocking) look at it every
100 ms, so a slow server no longer holds WINDOW_TURN for every other
window read.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Walkthrough
The change adds progress tracking and cancellation for native downloads and COG window reads. The UI lists active operations, displays available download progress, and provides cancellation controls. Cancelled window reads release their turn; browser download results are discarded after cancellation.
Changes: Operation cancellation and progress
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Summary
Track download progress and cancellation crates/tiles/src/cache.rs, crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs, crates/ui-egui/src/serviceui.rs, crates/ui-egui/src/stacui.rs, crates/ui-egui/src/pluginstart.rs
Native response readers count received bytes, set expected totals when available, and check for cancellation. Download records retain progress handles. Tests verify progress and cancellation, and existing tests access download parameters through the record fields.
Make COG window reads cancellable crates/tiles/src/cog.rs, crates/engine/src/cmd/layer.rs
COG header and tile waits check a cancellation flag. read_cog_window_until passes the flag to header and band-value reads.
Report and cancel active operations crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs, crates/ui-egui/src/chrome.rs
The app reports active downloads and native window reads. The status bar shows operation details and download progress and provides cancellation controls. Tests cover cancellation and late results.
sequenceDiagram
actor User
participant StatusBar as downloads_status
participant App as RustGisApp
participant Reader as Wanted
participant Progress
User->>StatusBar: Select Cancel
StatusBar->>App: cancel_download(id)
App->>Reader: Drop download result slot
Reader->>Reader: Check cancellation before reading
Reader-->>App: Return cancellation error
Progress-->>StatusBar: Provide received bytes and fraction
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Possibly related PRs
opengeos/RustGIS#1512: Adds the off-frame COG window-read flow and tracks pending reads; this change adds cancellation and status reporting for those reads.
opengeos/RustGIS#1210: Implements the layer.addUrl COG window-read path; this change adds cancellation to its metadata and tile waits.
opengeos/RustGIS#1005: Adds GeoLibre imports that use whole-file downloads; this change adds cancellation and discards matching pending import state.
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A rabbit watches bytes arrive, And sees the progress bar rise. A read can stop when asked to stop, A download leaves no late surprise. The status bar reports the work, Then quiet returns beneath the skies.
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Bugs: No correctness bugs found. I checked the cancel path against the window thread, poll_data_downloads, download_failed/request_failed, and the stop-flag waits. A cancelled window's slot is dropped, so its thread exits and gives the turn back. Late bytes from a cancelled download land in a slot nobody polls, so nothing is added.
Security: None found. Cancelled-download notices pass through message_with_address, so keys in query strings stay redacted.
Performance: None significant. The 100 ms wait_until steps are not a busy loop, and downloads_under_way() runs only per frame while downloads are pending.
Quality:
Doc links to the private STOP_STEP from public info_until and read_values_counted_blocking will trigger a rustdoc warning (inline comment posted on cog.rs:1436). Confidence: medium-high.
chrome.rs (downloads_status) truncates with format!("{}…"). That is display truncation rather than a translated message, so it is acceptable, but it is the only format! in the new UI code. Confidence: low.
In the single-download case the status bar says "Downloading…" even while a window is being read, where the notice says "Reading {url}…". Confidence: medium.
The [] arm of downloads_status is unreachable and still draws a spinner. Confidence: low.
AGENTS.md:
Screenshots missing. The PR adds visible status-bar UI, and AGENTS requires an "after" screenshot for new UI in the PR. The PR body has none. Confidence: high.
Cancel does not stop a whole-file transfer. The PR discloses this under Limits. AGENTS says "Cancel is not optional" and that a long step without a check must say so in its doc comment. cancel_download says it, but the transfer step itself (layer::download_data / cache::download_limited) does not. Confidence: medium. A fix could be a doc comment on the transfer step, or a stop flag through cache as the PR suggests as follow-up.
The i18n, ribbon, layering and long_commands_stop_when_cancelled_while_they_run rules are satisfied. Window reads are not background registry commands, and the PR explains why.
Already raised earlier: none. No prior review threads exist on this PR, so none were left alone.
Change size
Compared with the base branch: the whole PR against main (merge base b4d86f8 to PR head 54224c5).
I found no crash, silent-loss or wasm issues. The cancel path holds up on read: a read queued for its turn gives up when left is set (window_turn polls it), and a cancelled read's thread releases WINDOW_TURN at once because its slot Arc is dropped. The changed signatures (read_values_counted_blocking, read_cog_window_until, info_until) have no other callers. tl! returns a &str-compatible value, so the new call sites type-check as far as I can read. I did not compile or run anything.
Bugs
Low, about 60% confidence: read.map_err in lib.rs (~4760) replaces every error with the "project was closed, or more than 64 downloads" text whenever leaving is set. A read that fails for its own reason while its project is closing loses that reason. Inline comment posted.
Security
None found.
Performance
None found. The 100 ms wait steps are fine.
Quality
Low, about 50%: a single window read shows the "Downloading…" label, but its start notice says "Reading {url}…". Inline comment posted.
Low: the new test a_cancelled_download_isnt_added_when_it_lands uses a process-wide fetcher with no drop guard, and pop().unwrap() assumes exactly one fetch. Inline comment posted and left for the release quality pass.
AGENTS.md
Medium, about 50%: the Cancel for a whole-file download only stops the app waiting. The transfer keeps running for up to 15 minutes, and the notice still says "cancelled". The PR discloses this as a limit, but AGENTS.md says Cancel is not optional. Inline comment posted on the doc comment at lib.rs:4671.
High, about 90%: the PR changes visible UI (the status bar Cancel and the downloads menu), but its body has no screenshots. AGENTS.md requires them for any visible change. This is a PR-description item, so it is raised here, not inline.
Already raised, left alone (1)
The rustdoc private-intra-doc-link nit on [STOP_STEP] in cog.rs is still in the code. I did not repeat it.
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…sfer
- A native body's read goes through `Wanted`: it looks at the request's
`Still` before each chunk, so a download no longer wanted stops at the
next bytes, and counts what it reads into the download's `Progress`
(bytes read, total from Content-Length), carried to its thread as the
`Still` is (`with_progress`).
- The app runs a whole file's download under a `Still` that holds while
`UiState::downloads` keeps its slot, so Cancel stops its transfer, and
keeps its `Progress` beside it. The status bar shows a bar with its
percentage once the size is known, the megabytes read before, and
"Reading…" for a window's read.
- A window read stopped by `left` is said as given up only when it was
the stop that ended it; a failure of its own keeps its reason.
- Public docs no longer link the private STOP_STEP; the cancelled
download test puts the process's fetcher back with a drop guard.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(app): Cancel for downloads and window reads in the status bar
feat(app): progress and Cancel for downloads and window reads in the status bar
Nov 10, 2026
I found no correctness bugs in the changed code. The one open concern is a documented design trade-off, posted inline. I checked the diff against the repo rules, the cancel and progress wiring, the compile-sensitive call sites, and the new tests.
Earlier concerns left alone (already raised on this PR, now addressed by the code, or left for the release quality pass): 5 threads, including the map_err text on a window read's stop, the whole-file transfer that kept running after Cancel, the window label, the doc-link lint, and the process-wide set_fetcher test nit.
Bugs
None found. Checked: Progress totals across Shapefile parts (parts download in sequence, so received + n is right), the Still on a download (strong_count > 1 drops to 1 on Cancel), tuple field indices after the arity change, and the left flag, which is per window read, so Cancel does not touch sibling reads.
Security
None found. The new code adds no input parsing or external commands.
Performance
None found. The status bar repaints every 200 ms only while downloads run, and the blocking waits poll in 100 ms steps.
Quality
Nothing new worth raising beyond the nit left for the release pass.
AGENTS.md
Never hold the window (medium-low, about 40%): Cancel on a window read stops the read, not its tile transfers, because the window thread carries no Still. The PR body discloses this. Posted inline on crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs:4698.
Translatable text: new literals go through tl! or i18n::fmt. The "{n} downloads" string has no catalogue entry yet, which AGENTS allows.
Wasm: I could not build for wasm here. By reading, the native-only items are cfg-gated, and the imports (AtomicU64, Instant from web_time) are in place.
Nothing was approved, merged, or modified.
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I found one low-severity bug and a few nits. Everything else I checked holds up: the cancel paths, the Still and Progress plumbing, the window turn release, and the browser cfg gating. I did not compile or run anything, so the PR's own test results are unverified here.
Bugs
Progress bar pins at 100% when a later part has no Content-Length (crates/tiles/src/cache.rs:2685, low, ~55%). Wanted::new only updates total when the answer carries a length. A chunked companion part of a Shapefile therefore leaves the earlier total in place, so the bar shows "100%" while bytes still arrive. An inline comment with a suggestion is posted.
Security
None found. The notice text in cancel_download is built the same way as landed_failed, so the redaction behaves the same.
Performance
Minor (nit, high confidence): downloads_under_way() builds a Vec and calls address_in_message for each download on every frame while downloads are running. This is cheap in practice.
Quality
Nit: Wanted wraps only the two success-path body reads in fetch_answer. The error-body read (around cache.rs:2742) and the POST body read (around cache.rs:2568) are not wrapped. Both are bounded, and neither is a download, so this is probably intended.
Nit: the progress total is "done so far plus this part", so the bar jumps between Shapefile parts. The bug above is the sharp end of the same issue.
AGENTS.md
No violations found. Strings use tl! or i18n::fmt, the cancel is a non-error notice with a count, the window read gives up its turn within 100 ms, and the browser path compiles out the native-only code.
Prior reviews
Six existing threads are on this PR, all resolved or answered by the author. I left all six alone, and I did not re-raise the window tile-fetch trade-off that the author documented.
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Review comments at @crates/tiles/src/cache.rs:
- Around line 2672-2673: Move CANCELLED_READ to module scope so
RequestDiagnostics::failed can recognize it, and update Wanted::read and the
cancellation test to reference the shared constant. In failed, skip
cancellation-related failures alongside DROPPED so user-canceled downloads are
excluded from network diagnostics.
Review comments at @crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs:
- Around line 763-765: Replace the positional tuple in UiState::downloads with a
named Download struct containing id, url, params, slot, and progress; update
poll_data_downloads, cancel_download, and other readers to access those fields
by name. Keep the change scoped to downloads rather than changing window_reads.
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…d downloads
- A whole answer that doesn't say its size leaves the download's total
unknown, so a Shapefile part sent in chunks after a sized one shows
megabytes rather than a bar stuck at 100 %; a tail read counts without
touching the total (`Wanted::part`).
- `RequestDiagnostics::failed` leaves `CANCELLED_READ` out of the network
history, as it does `DROPPED`: a Cancel isn't a failed request.
- `UiState::downloads` holds a named `Download` instead of a tuple.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
crates/tiles/src/cache.rs:2703 (inline comment posted): a body stopped mid-read fails with CANCELLED_READ, not DROPPED. Shared-cache waiters and the COG batch read treat only DROPPED as routine, so a live waiter can fail or record a 60 s failure. Confidence about 45%; I haven't built or run it.
Security
None found.
Performance
None significant. check_current per read, the 200 ms repaint, and per-frame downloads_under_way are cheap.
Quality
RequestDiagnostics::failed matches CANCELLED_READ with contains but DROPPED with ==. The module's convention is exact match (remote.rs). Left for the release quality pass.
a_slow_download_counts_its_progress_and_stops_once_no_longer_wanted depends on 20 ms sleeps and a 5 s deadline, so it may be flaky on loaded CI. Low risk; left for the release quality pass.
AGENTS.md
No violations found. Non-test code has no unwrap, expect or unsafe. Interface text uses tl! or i18n::fmt, which matches the codebase convention. The new background path is covered by the stated tests, and the window read's omission from long_commands_stop_when_cancelled_while_they_run is explained in the PR.
Already raised, left alone: 9 earlier review threads. The one about unknown part sizes (cache.rs:2687) appears addressed in the current code (total.map_or(0, …)) and is covered by a_part_of_unknown_size_leaves_the_total_unknown, so I didn't re-post it. The window-read tuple versus named struct point was also left alone.
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Summary
AGENTS.md › Never hold the window says Cancel is not optional. No download in the app has one: a plain
ui.addUrldownload (Downloading {url}…) has none, and neither does a window of a cloud-optimised GeoTIFF read off the frame (#1512). That window is the worse case: every window read takes its turn onWINDOW_TURN, so one slow server holds every other window read, in every project, for up to the two minutes a band's tiles may take (more for several bands). A read waiting for its turn could give up only when its project closed (left).This PR puts each download under way in the status bar, with a progress bar and a Cancel. Cancel stops a whole file's transfer, and a window's read within a moment.
It answers the Cancel thread left open on #1581. Since #1581 is merged, windows asked by plugin commands, scripts and models go through the same
start_window_readas the app's ownui.addUrl, so they get the same Cancel. That includes one asked under a request's claim: its id is the claim's.Screenshots
One download, its size known (a local test server sending 8 MB slowly):
Two downloads, their menu opened:
Changes
rustgis-tiles,cog.rs:read_values_counted_blockingtakes astop: &AtomicBool. It waits onfetch_bands' channel in 100 ms steps (wait_until) and gives up withSTOPPEDoncestopis set, still within the two minutes it had. It looks before asking for the tiles, too.read_values_blocking(STAC) passes a flag never set, so it is as before.info_until(url, stop):info_blocking's wait on the header, the same way.info_blockingcalls it with a flag never set.rustgis-tiles,cache.rs:Wanted, which looks at the request'sStill(check_current) before each chunk. A download no longer wanted stops at the next bytes that come, with "cancelled while it was read" (CANCELLED_READ). Before, theStillwas looked at only before the request was sent and when it was done.RequestDiagnostics::failedleavesCANCELLED_READout of the network history, as it doesDROPPED: a Cancel isn't a failed request.Progress(bytes read, and the total fromContent-Length, 0 while unknown) andwith_progress: carried to the download's thread as theStillis, and counted byWantedas it reads. A file of several parts (a Shapefile's) adds each part's total as it starts; a part whose answer doesn't say its size (sent in chunks) leaves the total unknown, so the bar gives way to the megabytes read.rustgis-engine,cmd/layer.rs:read_cog_window_until(asked, stop):read_cog_windowlooking atstopin the wait on the header, before each band and in the wait on its tiles.read_cog_window(the command line'slayer.addUrl {"bbox"}) calls it with a flag never set.rustgis-ui-egui:leftflag toread_cog_window_until. So the flag that already made a waiting read give up its place now also stops one being read, both on Cancel and when its project closes. A read stopped this way says "given up during its read", as one given up before its turn says "before its read began". A read that failed for its own reason keeps that reason.RustGisApp::cancel_download(id)(ids fromSession::download_started, so a claimed request's id too): takes the download or window out ofUiState::downloads/window_reads, sets the window'sleft, and answers it as a failed download is (request_failed,download_failed,discard_pending, the add-service dialog's line), with "{url}: cancelled" as a notice that isn't an error. Dropping the window fromwindow_readsalso lets its thread give the turn back without waiting for a frame to take what it read.UiState::downloadsholds a namedDownload(id, address, parameters, slot, progress) instead of a tuple.add_url) counts into aProgresskept beside it inUiState::downloads, and runs under aStillthat holds while that list keeps its slot, the samestrong_counttest a window's thread uses for "the app is gone". Taking it out of the list on Cancel (or the app closing) stops its transfer.RustGisApp::downloads_under_way(): each one's id, address (as messages name it, keys left out) andProgress(none for a window), oldest first.Choices
layer.addUrlwith "bbox" goes to the app (#1330, part 2) #1581).leftflag is the cancel flag. No new state, and closing the project now stops a read under way as well as one waiting.Stillevery native request already carries, not a new flag through the fetchers.Limits
A window's read has no bar: one band is one read of all its tiles, so there is nothing to count between its start and its end for most windows (one band). It shows the spinner and "Reading…".
In the browser nothing is counted (its fetch hands over the whole body at once), so a download there shows the spinner and "Downloading…".
The count is of the decoded bytes, so a compressed answer can pass its
Content-Length: the bar stops at 100 %.A whole file's transfer stops at the next bytes that come. A server that sends nothing more holds its thread until the download's timeout, as before, though nothing waits for it. In the browser the fetch runs to its end and what it brings is thrown away (AGENTS.md leaves the browser out of scope).
A service layer's pages (
serviceui::read_pages) and the read-in-place probes (cog_probes) aren't listed: they have their own paths, and the probes are short.Making the raster and writing its GeoTIFF, once a window's values are in, don't look at the flag (one step, said in
read_cog_window_until's doc comment).long_commands_stop_when_cancelled_while_they_runlists background commands of the engine's registries. A window read isn't one: the app starts it on its own thread, so it isn't added there. The two tests below cover it instead.New strings ("cancelled", "Reading…", "{n} downloads", the Cancel hover, "given up during its read: …") aren't in the i18n tables. "Downloading…" and "Cancel" are there already.
Tests
a_cancelled_window_gives_up_its_turn_at_once: a slow server holds a window's tiles for 20 s. Cancel answers it, says it, and freesWINDOW_TURNwithin 3 s, while the server still holds the tiles. When they come, nothing is added. With the old two-minute wait inread_values_counted_blocking, the turn stays held and the test fails.a_cancelled_download_isnt_added_when_it_lands: a plain download is cancelled, said, and not added when its bytes land later. The test's fetcher is put back by a guard, however the test ends.a_part_of_unknown_size_leaves_the_total_unknown(tiles): a first part says its 10 bytes, a second comes chunked. While the second reads, the total is unknown (no bar), not 10 with the bar full.a_slow_download_counts_its_progress_and_stops_once_no_longer_wanted(tiles): a server sends a 1 MB body a kilobyte every 20 ms. ItsProgresssays a total of 1,000,000 and a count that grows, and once the request'sStillturns false the download ends with "cancelled while it was read" within 5 s rather than 20. Without theStillcheck inWantedit reads on and the test fails.cargo fmt,cargo clippy -D warningsonrustgis-tiles,rustgis-engineandrustgis-ui-egui, and their tests, after mergingmainwith #1581: tiles 425 passed, ui-egui 787 passed (and its integration tests), engine 1211 passed. The one failure,gdal_formats_open_when_gdal_is_installed, comes from this machine's GDAL 3.7.1, wheremainneeds 3.8. It fails onmaintoo. The web app build can't run here (zstd-sysneeds clang), so CI checks it.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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