Reliably restore last session on refresh after a server restart
The page-load restore was one-shot and bailed when a completed scan's replayed scan_phase left a running flag set; sse_replay_done (the other retry) only fires for a non-empty replay buffer, which is empty after a restart — so refreshing post-update showed a blank grid despite the results being in the DB. The watchdog now retries the restore on each 4s poll while nothing is shown and no scan runs, clearing stale flags first. /api/scan/status also reports google_running separately so a refresh during a live Google scan is no longer treated as idle. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -97,6 +97,22 @@ class TestScanStatus:
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assert "scan_id" in data
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assert data["scan_id"] is None
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def test_idle_reports_google_not_running(self, client):
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# The refresh/restore path relies on google_running being reported
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# separately — running alone misses live Google scans.
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data = client.get("/api/scan/status").get_json()
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assert data["google_running"] is False
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def test_google_lock_held_reports_google_running(self, client):
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from routes import state
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assert state._google_scan_lock.acquire(blocking=False)
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try:
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data = client.get("/api/scan/status").get_json()
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assert data["google_running"] is True
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assert data["running"] is False # M365/file lock still free
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finally:
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state._google_scan_lock.release()
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# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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# /api/scan/start
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