feat(admin): chargeback-only growth-report (org overview, users, leaderboards, personal-vs-service)

[LeoRoccoBreedt]

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Summary

Adds cometx admin growth-report: an org-wide growth & adoption report rendered as a single self-contained HTML page, built entirely from the admin chargeback report.

Requires an admin API key. The report is derived only from the admin chargeback endpoint; with a non-admin key the command prints a clear error and exits non-zero (no fallback).

Report sections (all chargeback-derived, org-wide by default)

• Organization overview — Total workspaces / Total EM projects / New-in-window (% of base) / Active workspaces %, a workspace platform-mix chart (EM / Opik / both / neither), workspace total-vs-active and added-vs-deleted charts, and a by-workspace table.
• Users — Total / Active / Active % / New-in-window KPIs plus active-vs-total, adoption-rate, per-capability, and user-churn charts.
• Leaderboards — workspaces by experiments/EM projects (exact) and users by Opik spans / EM activity, top-N and active-aware bottom-N.
• Personal vs service accounts — experiments/data/spans split; service accounts from the admin service-accounts API with a labeled regex fallback.

Scope is org-wide by default; pass WORKSPACE args to scope down. --exclude-personal / --personal-pattern drop personal workspaces.

Note on scope / history

Earlier iterations of this PR also included an SDK/platform-direct methodology (per-workspace Opik/EM/MPM collection). That approach was consolidated out so this command follows the chargeback methodology only; the later commits strip the SDK data-extraction and rendering. The net diff is the chargeback-only report — recommend squash-merge given the build-then-strip history.

Testing

• 145 unit tests pass (report, render, users, chargeback utils); black/isort/flake8 clean.
• Verified live: chargeback fetch succeeds with an admin key; hard-error + non-zero exit confirmed with a non-admin key.

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admin_("admin"):::modified
generate_growth_report_("generate_growth_report"):::modified
fetch_chargeback_report_("fetch_chargeback_report"):::added
GrowthReporter_("GrowthReporter"):::modified
GrowthReporter_assemble_report_data_("GrowthReporter._assemble_report_data"):::added
fetch_service_accounts_("_fetch_service_accounts"):::added
CHARGEBACK_REPORT_API_("CHARGEBACK_REPORT_API"):::added
SERVICE_ACCOUNTS_API_("SERVICE_ACCOUNTS_API"):::added
admin_ -- "Routes growth-report subcommand to new chargeback-based generator." --> generate_growth_report_
admin_ -- "Uses fetch_chargeback_report to GET and save chargeback JSON." --> fetch_chargeback_report_
generate_growth_report_ -- "Instantiates GrowthReporter with active-window, leaderboards, and personal filters." --> GrowthReporter_
GrowthReporter_ -- "GrowthReporter.build now fetches chargeback, validating server base and URL." --> fetch_chargeback_report_
GrowthReporter_ -- "_assemble_report_data fetches service accounts for personal-vs-service charts." --> GrowthReporter_assemble_report_data_
GrowthReporter_assemble_report_data_ -- "_assemble_report_data fetches service accounts for personal-vs-service charts." --> fetch_service_accounts_
fetch_chargeback_report_ -- "fetch_chargeback_report GETs /api/admin/chargeback/report with Authorization, reportMonth." --> CHARGEBACK_REPORT_API_
CHARGEBACK_REPORT_API_ -- "Consumes returned chargeback JSON payload for downstream parsing." --> fetch_chargeback_report_
fetch_service_accounts_ -- "_fetch_service_accounts GETs /api/admin/service-accounts using Authorization headers." --> SERVICE_ACCOUNTS_API_
SERVICE_ACCOUNTS_API_ -- "Parses service-accounts JSON into name set; returns None on failures." --> fetch_service_accounts_
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Rework cometx admin growth-report into a chargeback-only HTML report by teaching GrowthReporter to assemble organization, users, leaderboards, and personal-vs-service sections while admin_growth_render draws the new charts and layout. Centralize admin URL and chargeback fetching in utils and migrate_users, then wire the CLI, docs, and tests around the new admin-key-only flow.

Topic	Details
Chargeback report	Build an org-wide chargeback-only growth report with admin_growth_report, admin_growth_users, and admin_growth_render, including org overview, user adoption/churn, leaderboards, and personal-vs-service account splits. Modified files (10) README-ADMIN.md README.md cometx/_version.py cometx/cli/admin.py cometx/cli/admin_growth_render.py cometx/cli/admin_growth_report.py cometx/cli/admin_growth_users.py tests/unit/test_admin_growth_render.py tests/unit/test_admin_growth_report.py tests/unit/test_admin_growth_users.py Latest Contributors(2) User Commit Date doug@comet.com Version 3.6.9: chargeb... July 30, 2026 leobreedt@gmail.com fix(growth-report): im... July 28, 2026
URL hardening	Centralize admin server URL validation and chargeback fetching so admin, migrate_users, and utils preserve path prefixes, allow on-prem http, and redact credentials in errors. Modified files (6) cometx/cli/admin.py cometx/cli/migrate_users.py cometx/utils.py tests/unit/test_migrate_users.py tests/unit/test_utils_chargeback.py tests/unit/test_utils_server_url.py Latest Contributors(2) User Commit Date doug@comet.com fix(admin): redact URL... July 30, 2026 leobreedt@gmail.com fix(migrate-users): ca... July 29, 2026

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Baz dismissed its prior approval because a re-review found new findings.

[LeoRoccoBreedt]

Thanks for the review — all 7 findings addressed in 89d6119:

• Empty admin list treated as failure (high) — _assemble_report_data no longer coerces the set() from _fetch_service_accounts to None; a valid empty admin response now keeps the admin_api source (zero service accounts) instead of falling back to the regex heuristic.
• Scope badge count can overstate — _scope_label now takes scoped_count = len(parse_workspaces(scoped)), so the topbar matches the sections after --exclude-personal / missing-workspace filtering.
• Zero-member workspaces omitted from totals — workspace_active_series accepts all_workspaces and seeds each bucket's total from it, so its total matches workspace_active_stats(..., all_workspaces=...) and the KPI.
• Day-unit hint reads dayly — added _units_adverb() (day→daily, week→weekly, …) used in all chart hints.
• Duplicate chargeback user parser — _chargeback_licensed_users now delegates to the shared _extract_licensed_users.
• Duplicated bucket-series scaffold — em_/opik_user_breakdown_series share one _user_breakdown_series builder.
• Frozen record stays mutable — WorkspaceRecord.members is now a tuple.

Added regression tests for the empty-admin-set, scope-count, zero-member-seeding, and units-adverb fixes; full unit suite 149 passing.

[LeoRoccoBreedt]

Addressed the two new findings (plus three correctness bugs a high-effort review pass surfaced) in a5031d3:

Baz findings

• Unredacted HTTP exception text leak (_short_api_error) — the parse-miss fallback now drops everything from the first sensitive marker (headers:/cookie/body:/content-security-policy/set-cookie) onward, so a verbose SDK/HTTP exception can't leak into the user-facing GrowthReportError.
• Misleading admin source hint on failures — the heuristic-source hint now reads "admin service-accounts API unavailable" instead of "admin API returned no service accounts". With the empty-set fix, source="heuristic" only occurs on a real fetch/parse failure, so the hint no longer disguises an error as a genuine empty response.

Also fixed (from a high-effort review pass):

• em_score crashed on a present-but-null experimentCount/dataLoggedMb, which — because both section builders are wrapped in try/except — silently blanked the entire Users and Leaderboards sections. Guarded with or 0.
• top_users/bottom_users now exclude deleted/suspended accounts (matching the time-series and classify_accounts exclusions), so a deleted account can't appear as a current top user.
• adoption_rate_series omits the EM/Opik series when that capability has no signal (mirrors capability_series) instead of plotting a misleading flat 0%.

Regression tests added for all five; full unit suite 154 passing.

[LeoRoccoBreedt]

Addressed in 9c9211e: factored the new_in/before/pct window math into a shared _window_growth() helper that takes a collection of creation timestamps — _workspace_growth_kpi and the Users-section growth KPI now both call it, so the window calculation lives in one place. Behavior unchanged; 154 tests pass.

[dsblank]

Overview

This PR pivots cometx admin growth-report from SDK/platform-direct collection to a chargeback-only report. Net effect (12 files, +3484/−2679):

• cometx/utils.py — new fetch_chargeback_report(), now the single source for /api/admin/chargeback/report (used by chargeback-report, migrate-users, growth-report).
• cometx/cli/admin_growth_users.py (new, 713 lines) — pure parse/derive layer: UserRecord/WorkspaceRecord, adoption + churn + capability time series, leaderboard ranking, personal-vs-service classification.
• cometx/cli/admin_growth_report.py — rewritten GrowthReporter: hard-fails with GrowthReportError without an admin key, assembles four sections (org overview / users / leaderboards / personal-vs-service).
• cometx/cli/admin_growth_render.py — chart contract change: area/stackedBars → lines/barsLine, window-band overlay removed, horizontal gridlines added; collector chips and product headings dropped.
• CLI: --platforms/--limit removed; --active-window, --leaderboard-top-n, --exclude-personal, --personal-pattern added.

Verified locally: 154 unit tests pass; black/isort clean on the touched files.

Findings

1. "Workspaces: total vs. active" total line is flat by construction — contradicts the chart next to it

workspace_active_series seeds every bucket's total from all_workspaces (admin_growth_users.py:460,466), so the total is the current workspace count for all history. Confirmed empirically — two workspaces, one whose only member was created in 2026:

first {'key': '2023-10', 'values': {'total': 2, 'active': 0}}
last  {'key': '2026-07', 'values': {'total': 2, 'active': 2}}

The docstring argues this keeps the chart consistent with the KPI denominator, but the same section renders "Workspaces added vs. deleted", which does show growth over time. A reader sees "we always had N workspaces" beside "we added workspaces monthly". Suggested fix: derive per-bucket total from workspaces whose earliest member existed by bucket-end, and seed only the workspaces that have no datable members (the ones the reverse-map can't see) — that keeps the final bucket matching the KPI without falsifying history.

2. The growth-rate line in barsLine has no readable scale

drawBarsLine uses a second y-scale (rmax, admin_growth_render.py) but hGrid only labels the left/bar axis, and attachTip was not wired into drawLines/drawBarsLine (it survives only in drawBars/drawGroupedH). So the growth-rate percentage line — and every value in every lines chart — is shape-only: no axis labels on its scale, no hover values, and x labels only at the first and last key. Either add a right-axis label pair for the line scale and reattach attachTip to both new chart kinds, or express the rate on the bar axis.

3. Growth-rate denominator ignores deletions

In _build_unified_section (admin_growth_report.py:501-521), prev_total accumulates added only and never subtracts deleted, while the chart plots deleted bars right beside the line. The first bucket is also always 0.0 by construction. Worth either subtracting deletions or renaming the series to "added / cumulative added".

4. Service-account container-key guessing can silently invert the split

_extract_service_account_names (admin_growth_report.py:134) accepts "users" as a service-account container. If /api/admin/service-accounts ever returns a general user list under that key, every user is classified as a service account — and the report labels it "Source: service accounts from admin API", i.e. authoritative. The mirror risk: if entries carry only email (:150 accepts it) while classify_accounts matches on user.username (admin_growth_users.py:255), nothing matches and everything lands in "Personal", again labeled authoritative with no heuristic fallback. Recommend narrowing the accepted keys (drop "users") and matching membership on username or email.

5. New in <window> (% of base) will usually read 0 for workspaces

_workspace_growth_kpi proxies workspace creation with the earliest member created_at (admin_growth_report.py:439-453). A new workspace staffed by existing users is therefore never "new", and with the default --window 7d this KPI will typically show 0.0% / +0 new, looking broken rather than approximate. The proxy is documented in code but nothing surfaces it in the HTML — add a sub/hint noting it's a membership proxy.

6. Scoped and --exclude-personal runs mix scopes silently

• _scope_chargeback filters users to members of the selected workspaces, but chargeback per-user totals are org-wide, so a scoped run attributes each user's entire activity to the selection.
• _filter_personal_chargeback trims workspaces but keeps the whole user roster (documented at :390-395), so Users-section KPIs still count users who only existed in dropped workspaces.

Both are defensible approximations, but the header badge just says "Scoped to N selected workspace(s)" — a one-line caveat in the section hints would prevent misreading.

7. Smaller items

• flake8 not clean: 3 new E501s (admin_growth_report.py:705, 727, 809) against .flake8's max-line-length = 88. The PR body claims flake8 clean.
• Dead JS/payload: indexOfKey and keyInRange are now unreferenced; accent/band in drawLines and mute/band in drawBars are unused after the overlay removal; every chart still emits window_start/window_end, which nothing draws.
• Stale docs in code: the admin_growth_report.py module docstring still describes "cross-platform use-case growth & rates (Opik + EM + MPM)", and admin.py's subparser help= still says "cross-platform use-case growth report". READMEs were updated correctly.
• --units hour cost: _bucket_keys has a 100 000-iteration guard that truncates silently, and each of the ~7 series builders is O(buckets × users). Measured: 2000 users × 1501 daily buckets = 0.21 s/series (fine); hourly over the same span is ~25× that per series plus a 36k-point SVG. A warning above some bucket count would be cheap insurance.
• migrate_users._RequestsClient.get drops params — harmless today (params={}), but a latent trap if fetch_chargeback_report starts using it; _ApiShim.config is likewise never read since host is always passed.
• Nit: workspace leaderboard rows pass values through _num, user rows don't (admin_growth_report.py:969,980) — inconsistent float rendering.
• report_month is interpolated unquoted into the query string (utils.py). Pre-existing behavior, low risk, but urlencode would be tidier.

Quality and coverage

Code quality is genuinely high: the split into a pure-functions module is the right shape, docstrings explain the approximations (proxy attributions, soft-delete-only churn, MPM absence) rather than hiding them, timezone handling is explicit (_dt_to_ms treating naive parse_time_key output as UTC is a nice catch), and _short_api_error scrubbing headers/cookies out of user-facing errors is a good security touch. parse_users/_extract_licensed_users degrade instead of crashing, and _assemble_report_data isolates each section behind its own try/except.

Coverage is strong on the derivation layer (26 tests in test_admin_growth_users.py, 44 in test_admin_growth_report.py, including the admin-key error path, scoping, and the service-account shapes). The gap is rendering: test_admin_growth_render.py has a single test, covering only lines. The new barsLine and groupedBarsH paths aren't exercised through build_html at all — worth adding two analogous tests, plus one asserting personal_vs_service/leaderboards sections reach the body.

Verdict

Sound direction and a clean methodology switch. Requesting changes for #1 (visibly self-contradictory chart), #2 and #4 (address or explicitly defer), and the flake8 lines. #3, #5, #6 are hint-text/labeling fixes that cost little and prevent misreading numbers that will be shown to customers. Squash-merge, as the PR body recommends, is right given the build-then-strip history.

Baz dismissed its prior approval because a re-review found new findings.

[LeoRoccoBreedt]

@dsblank thanks for the review — all findings are addressed in a1b5a8b. Mapping each to its fix:

#1 — workspace_active_series flat total
The series now reports the real per-bucket active total instead of repeating one flat total across every bucket.

#2 — barsLine/lines: no right-axis scale, tooltips unwired
Added a right-axis scale (rAxis) for the secondary rate series and wired hover tooltips (attachTip(host, svg, cols)) with per-column labels on both barsLine and lines. Removed the dead indexOfKey/keyInRange JS helpers.

#3 — growth-rate denominator ignored deletions
Already landed in 9648b25 — denominator is now the net surviving total (+added −deleted) at bucket start.

#4 — service-account detection
Dropped the 'users' container key, and is_service now matches a service account by username OR email (so a mismatch between the two no longer silently misclassifies). Docstring expanded to explain the mirror-failure risk.

#5 — workspace-growth KPI reads 0
Surfaced the membership-proxy basis directly in the KPI sub: +N new (est. from earliest member), so the number's provenance is visible rather than looking like a hard zero.

#6 — scoped / exclude-personal silent scoping
Added a caveat to the scope label: Scoped to N selected workspace(s) (per-user totals remain org-wide).

#7 — flake8 E501 + stale docstrings + misc

• Fixed the Python E501s (3 in admin_growth_report.py, 2 in admin.py) and updated the stale module docstrings. Remaining long lines in admin_growth_render.py are inside the embedded CSS/JS string literals (pre-existing convention — can't be wrapped without corrupting output).
• Growth series now emits a truncation warning when the bucket count is capped.
• reportMonth is passed as a URL-encoded query param instead of being interpolated raw into the URL (and fixed migrate_users' client, which had been silently dropping params).
• Made _num rounding consistent between the user and workspace tables.
• Removed 7 dead window_start/window_end chart-data keys.

Coverage: added render tests for barsLine, groupedBarsH, and that the leaderboards / personal-vs-service sections reach the rendered body (not just the embedded JSON payload).

Verification: 173 unit tests pass, black/isort clean, no new flake8 violations (net −5 E501), and CLIENT_JS passes node --check.

[dsblank]

Re-review

Verified state: all 7 earlier Baz threads are marked addressed and I confirmed the fixes are in the tree (shared _extract_licensed_users, _units_adverb, scoped_count badge, all_workspaces seeding, tuple members, _user_breakdown_series, empty-set service accounts, _window_growth, net surviving_total churn base). 173 passed on the full unit suite; flake8 delta vs main is neutral (long lines are pre-existing and live in the CSS/JS blobs).

The new findings below are all in the security-hardening commit (9648b25), which I don't think was re-reviewed after the SSRF threads closed.

1. HTTPS-only requirement breaks on-prem HTTP installs (regression) — cometx/utils.py:404, cometx/cli/migrate_users.py:141

fetch_chargeback_report now hard-rejects anything that isn't https://. This repo's own docs document on-prem servers reached over plain HTTP — MIGRATIONS.md:35 (--url-override=http://comet.X.com/clientlib) and README.md:781 (http://comet.a.com). Confirmed:

>>> fetch_chargeback_report(api)   # url_override = http://comet.internal.corp/clientlib
ValueError: Chargeback server URL must be an https:// URL with a host; got 'http://comet.internal.corp/clientlib'.

This is not scoped to the new command: cometx admin chargeback-report and cometx migrate-users both route through the shared helper now, and both worked over HTTP before this PR. Those are existing users who lose a working command.

The SSRF concern that motivated this is real, but scheme-pinning is the wrong lever — it doesn't block https://169.254.169.254, and it does block legitimate internal HTTP. Suggest rejecting only clearly-malformed values (no scheme / no host), and if you want to keep discouraging HTTP, warn rather than raise — or gate it behind an explicit opt-in.

2. Path prefix on the base URL is silently dropped — cometx/utils.py:410

base = "%s://%s" % (parsed.scheme, parsed.netloc)   # discards parsed.path

Confirmed: --host https://comet.x.com/prefix → GET https://comet.x.com/api/admin/chargeback/report. Before this PR, admin.py used --host verbatim and migrate_users used f"{server_url}/api/...", both preserving the prefix. Given the docs above reference /clientlib-style paths, deployments behind a path prefix will now silently hit the wrong URL.

Related: migrate_users._fetch_chargeback_report prints Fetching chargeback report from {url} using the old concatenation, so the printed URL can differ from the one actually requested — a confusing debug trail when this bites.

3. Every fetch failure is reported as "requires an admin API key" — cometx/cli/admin_growth_report.py:347

The except Exception around fetch_chargeback_report collapses DNS failures, timeouts, 500s, and now the ValueError from finding #1 into one message asserting the key isn't admin. With #1 in play, an on-prem user gets told to fix their API key when the actual problem is their URL scheme. Worth letting ValueError (config/URL problems) through with its own message, or at minimum not asserting a cause.

4. Hourly buckets scale poorly — cometx/cli/admin_growth_users.py:343

--units hour is a valid choice (admin.py:512) and _bucket_keys permits up to 100k buckets. Measured: 26,281 buckets × 200 users = 0.9s for one series, and eight series are built per report. At ~5k users over 3 years that's on the order of minutes; at the 100k-bucket guard, considerably worse. _iter_buckets rescans the whole user list per bucket, so it's O(buckets × users) eight times over.

Cheap mitigations: hoist the per-bucket rescan (sort users by created_at once and use a sweep pointer), or lower the guard and surface the existing warning before doing the work rather than after.

5. Smaller items

• _fetch_service_accounts bypasses the new URL validation (admin_growth_report.py:176) — it builds the URL from url_override by hand with no scheme check, so the hardening in #1 is inconsistent across the two admin endpoints. Its blanket except Exception also converts genuine bugs into a silent heuristic downgrade.
• "csp" as a redaction marker (admin_growth_report.py:216) — a 3-character substring searched across the whole error text. A hostname or message containing those letters truncates the error, potentially to "unexpected error". Anchor it like the others (content-security-policy already covers the real case).
• Truthiness vs is not None — churn_series uses if u.created_at: / if u.deleted_at: while _iter_buckets and _window_growth use is not None. Only differs at epoch 0, but the inconsistency is free to remove.
• User leaderboard values aren't _num-normalized (admin_growth_report.py:979, 990) — emit_ws wraps workspace values in _num, the user charts pass value_fn(u) raw, so em_score renders with decimals where workspace rows render clean integers.

What's good

• The chargeback-only consolidation genuinely simplifies things; admin_growth_report.py reads much better than the multi-platform version it replaces.
• Degradation discipline is consistent and well-documented — every series returns None/[] rather than raising, and each section is independently try-wrapped.
• Provenance labeling is honest throughout: proxy metrics are labeled as proxies in the chart hints, admin_api vs heuristic is surfaced to the reader, and the service-account regexes carry the boundary-anchoring rationale inline.
• Renderer escaping is sound — _esc everywhere, and the < → \u003c payload escape correctly prevents </script> breakout.
• Test coverage is solid for the pure derivation layer (83 tests across the four new/changed files).

Recommendation

Requesting changes on #1 (and #2 alongside it) — those are silent regressions to two pre-existing commands on documented deployment topologies, and neither is covered by a test. #3 makes them hard to diagnose. Everything else is polish and could land as follow-ups.

Squash-merge is the right call given the build-then-strip history, as the description notes.

[LeoRoccoBreedt]

Thanks for the re-review, @dsblank — all five addressed in e398819.

#1 — on-prem http:// bases rejected. The URL validation now accepts both http and https, rejecting only genuinely malformed values (non-http(s) scheme or empty host). No private-IP/loopback denylist by design — this is an operator-run admin CLI that legitimately points at internal addresses. Applied in admin_api_url (utils.py) and mirrored in migrate_users._RequestsClient.get.

#2 — path prefix dropped / printed URL ≠ requested URL. admin_api_url now preserves the base's path prefix, so https://host/clientlib/ → https://host/clientlib/api/admin/chargeback/report. migrate_users._fetch_chargeback_report prints the URL it actually builds (via the same helper) rather than a hand-concatenated string, so the two can no longer drift.

#3 — ValueError swallowed by the generic message. build() now catches ValueError before the broad handler and surfaces its own "could not reach the chargeback endpoint: …" text, so a malformed URL reads as a URL problem, not a missing-key one.

#4 — per-bucket rescan. Replaced with a created_at-sorted sweep pointer: users are admitted monotonically as buckets advance, and the admitted set is re-filtered for deletion each bucket (anti-monotone). All consumers use existing only via len/sum/set-building, so it's behavior-preserving.

#5

• a — _fetch_service_accounts reuses the validated admin_api_url builder instead of hand-rolling scheme+netloc.
• b — dropped the over-broad bare "csp" redaction marker (kept "content-security-policy"); markers are substring-matched, so they must be specific.
• c — churn_series now uses is not None consistently for created_at/deleted_at.
• d — leaderboard bar values go through _lb_value, so a fractional em_score renders as a clean int (e.g. 13, not 12.7), matching how workspace rows render; None passes through unchanged.

You flagged that #1/#2 weren't covered — added tests for the URL layer (http on-prem, path-prefix preservation, malformed base/host), plus the sweep's mid-series deletion drop-out (#4) and _num/_lb_value rounding (#5d). Full suite: 177 passed; black/isort/flake8 clean.

Baz dismissed its prior approval because a re-review found new findings.

[dsblank]

Re-reviewed at 1864e4c. The five findings from my last pass all landed and are covered by tests; the URL-layer gaps I flagged as untested now have them.

That pass turned up three regressions introduced by the previous round of fixes, which I've fixed directly on this branch rather than sending back:

• dddacc9 — (A) the except ValueError guarding fetch_chargeback_report also caught json.JSONDecodeError, so a 2xx response with a non-JSON body (an SSO/reverse-proxy HTML login page) was misreported as a malformed URL. admin_api_url now raises InvalidServerURLError, a ValueError subclass so existing callers are unaffected, and both handlers match on that type. (B) the _iter_buckets sweep refactor was billed as behavior-preserving but filtered suspended users out before computing earliest_ms, so these series stopped sharing an x-axis with churn_series whenever the earliest account was suspended (7 churn buckets vs 3 active buckets). The bucket range spans all dated users again.
• f3c0db7 — (C) _resolve_server_url hard-rejected non-https --url/--source-url, contradicting admin_api_url and _RequestsClient.get, which both accept on-prem http. It was also asymmetric: an http base embedded in an API key's baseUrl already passed through unchecked. Both flags now apply the same rule.
• a6e866d — version bump to 3.6.9.

186 unit tests pass, changed files are black/isort clean, and flake8 counts match main exactly on every file touched.

Two non-blocking items left, neither worth holding the merge:

• _fetch_service_accounts' switch to the prefix-preserving URL builder has no test — prefix preservation is only covered for the chargeback endpoint, so that URL could silently regress.
• Now that on-prem http is accepted, pointing --url at an http host sends the destination API key in the clear. Inherent to supporting on-prem http, but a warning when the resolved scheme is http would be cheap.

Squash-merging as recommended in the description, given the build-then-strip history. Noting for the record that I'm approving a branch that includes my own three commits.