feat: show time until usage window reset in notch usage bars#9
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The usage cache already stores resetsAt for both the five hour and seven day windows, and BuddyTabView already has a formatResetTime helper, but it was never wired into the UI. Append the countdown to the UsageBar detail label so the open notch shows e.g. "Session 3% · 4h 52m" and "Weekly 23% · Thu 8 PM". Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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buddi/Buddi/Bridge/BuddyTabView.swift, the reset countdown text may stop updating because the view lacks a periodic refresh trigger, so users can see inaccurate time-remaining information after merging — add a timer-driven/state refresh (and a quick UI check) before merging.
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The countdown string was computed at render time, so it only updated when UsageService published new data (5 min poll, up to 30 min with backoff). Drive the usage bars from a 60s TimelineView and compute the remaining time from context.date so the label stays current between polls. Extract the bars into a usageBars(now:) helper to keep layout identical (explicit VStack, spacing 3). Addresses cubic review feedback on the periodic refresh. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Description
The usage cache already stores
resetsAtfor both the five hour and seven day quota windows, andBuddyTabViewalready contains aformatResetTimehelper, but it was never wired into the UI, so the open notch only shows utilization percentages. This PR appends the reset countdown to theUsageBardetail label:Session 3% · 4h 52mWeekly 23% · Thu 8 PM(existing helper falls back to day + hour when more than 24h away)When
resetsAtis missing the label falls back to the current percent-only format.Type of change
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Testing notes, in the spirit of the AI tool policy: this change was written with AI assistance and human-reviewed. The data path (
usage-cache.jsonpopulated withresetsAtfor both windows, rendered throughformatResetTime) was verified against a live Buddi install on macOS 26.5 with an external display notch. I do not have a local Xcode release build of the full app, so I am relying on CI for build verification; happy to iterate if anything fails.Screenshots
Label change only: the usage bar detail goes from
3%to3% · 4h 52m.