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Alongside the dated log files, ServerLogTask/SudLogTask now also write (and overwrite) a fixed-name copy on every write() - logs/log_latest.json and logs/log_latest_sud.json - so a dashboard/tail-style consumer can point at one unchanging path instead of tracking the current run's timestamped filename. Also switches SudLogTask's own dated/latest filenames from .log to .json, matching what they've always actually contained. This incidentally fixes utils/analyze_log.py's two-argument CLI form, which already assumed a .json extension for sud logs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JFDeoTKBDkXRhPfnyDEoBt
87 lines
3.1 KiB
Python
87 lines
3.1 KiB
Python
import time
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from tasks.server_log import ServerLogTask
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from components import APid, AHeater
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def _safe_filename_part(text):
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return "".join(c if c.isalnum() or c in "-_" else "_" for c in text) or "Sud"
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class SudLogTask(ServerLogTask):
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"""Records temp/power samples for a single Sud run - same sample format
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as ServerLogTask, but only while a run is active: recording starts on
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Play and is written out on Stop (or natural completion), to
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logs/log_{date_time}_{sud_name}.json. A Pause/resume doesn't start a new
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file - only a fresh Play (from IDLE/DONE) does."""
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def __init__(self, tc: APid, heater: AHeater, heater_task, sud, interval, path='./logs', config=None, dt=None, log_interval=None, sim_warp_factor=None):
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ServerLogTask.__init__(self, tc, heater, heater_task, interval, path, config, dt, log_interval, sim_warp_factor)
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self.sud = sud
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self._active = False
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self._doc = None
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self._reanchors = []
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def _should_sample(self):
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return self._active
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def _filename(self):
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name_part = _safe_filename_part(self.sud.name or 'Sud')
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return 'log_{}_{}.json'.format(self._run_id, name_part)
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def _latest_filename(self):
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# Fixed regardless of which schedule is running, unlike _filename()
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# above - a dashboard/tail-style consumer can point at one
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# unchanging path across different Suds, not just different runs
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# of the same one.
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return 'log_latest_sud.json'
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def _log_name(self):
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return self.sud.name
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def _elapsed(self):
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# The Sud's own tick-counted ground truth (see components/sud.py's
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# Sud.elapsed) rather than the base class's own tick counter -
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# already resets to 0 on every fresh Play (Sud.start()), so samples
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# line up with SudForecastEstimator's t=0 the same way Sud.elapsed
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# does everywhere else it's consumed (e.g. SudTask's forecast
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# re-anchoring).
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return self.sud.elapsed
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def log_reanchor(self, elapsed, index, theta_ist):
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# One entry per real _reanchor_forecast() trigger (see SudTask.
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# set_on_reanchor()) - lets utils/analyze_log.py replay the exact
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# same splice-per-transition forecast correction a live client
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# would have seen, instead of just the single, uncorrected
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# cold-start estimate() run - see build_forecast() there.
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self._reanchors.append({'t': elapsed, 'index': index, 'theta_ist': theta_ist})
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def _extra_log_data(self):
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# The raw sud.json doc this run was playing, exactly as loaded (see
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# Sud.save()) - lets utils/analyze_log.py re-simulate this run's own
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# SudForecastEstimator forecast for comparison against Samples,
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# without depending on the sude/*.json file it came from still
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# existing or being unchanged.
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data = {}
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if self._doc is not None:
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data['Doc'] = self._doc
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if self._reanchors:
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data['ForecastAnchors'] = self._reanchors
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return data
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def start_run(self):
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if self._active:
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return
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self._samples = []
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self._last_write = time.monotonic()
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self._run_id = time.strftime("%Y%m%dT%H%M%S", time.localtime())
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self._doc = self.sud.save()
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self._active = True
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def stop_run(self):
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if not self._active:
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return
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self._active = False
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self.write()
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self._param_events = []
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self._reanchors = []
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