Switch /admin Recent failures to a DB-backed read - #268
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The failures table read from Bull's retained-failures list, which only sees what the testrunner itself throws and never decays. The result was a 24 h health pill that could say "1 failed" above an empty table — because the actual failure was a non-zero sitespeed.io exit on the result queue, or a queue-down at submit time, neither of which Bull records. v4.0.0 made the DB authoritative for those modes via failed_reason and finished_date; this picks up that work. The Retry button goes with the switch. DB rows don't carry a Bull job id, and the rerun icon on /search already covers the same need from a page the operator is more likely to be on anyway. Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.6 noreply@anthropic.com
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The failures table read from Bull's retained-failures list, which only
sees what the testrunner itself throws and never decays. The result was
a 24 h health pill that could say "1 failed" above an empty table —
because the actual failure was a non-zero sitespeed.io exit on the
result queue, or a queue-down at submit time, neither of which Bull
records. v4.0.0 made the DB authoritative for those modes via
failed_reason and finished_date; this picks up that work.
The Retry button goes with the switch. DB rows don't carry a Bull job
id, and the rerun icon on /search already covers the same need from a
page the operator is more likely to be on anyway.
Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.6 noreply@anthropic.com