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Closes #170

Summary

  • Adds a private PlotDataValidity enum (Valid/NoDataPoints/InvalidRanges) so
    draw_stacked_plot, draw_dual_spectrum_plot, and draw_dual_heatmap_plot call the same
    predicate the pre-render skip check uses, instead of re-deriving has_data/valid_ranges
    inline in each draw loop (the exact duplication CodeRabbit flagged repeatedly on PR refactor: cache-then-render skip logic, never write placeholder-only PNGs #166,
    which it declined to file a follow-up for itself). This part is a pure refactor with zero
    behavior change.

  • Extracts the 3x-duplicated "Skipping {plot_type_name}: no axis has data to plot." console
    message into a single print_no_axis_data_skip() helper. Also zero behavior change.

  • Fixes plot_d_term_heatmap.rs's own pre-check, which used a weaker
    axis.unfiltered.is_some() || axis.filtered.is_some() rule instead of the real validity
    predicate — structurally-present-but-empty/invalid data would pass this check and only get
    caught by the framework's later, stricter skip. Split is_axis_heatmap_spectrum_valid into a
    new pub(crate) is_axis_heatmap_spectrum_data_valid() taking &AxisHeatmapSpectrum directly
    (no Option wrapper, no clone needed) and pointed plot_d_term_heatmap.rs at it. Verified
    this is the only one of 13 similar callers with this weak-check pattern before fixing it.

    This fix has one narrow, intentional console-output difference, confirmed by CodeRabbit's
    GitHub bot analysis (see PR comment below): if every axis has structurally-present-but-invalid
    D-term heatmap data (Some(HeatmapPlotConfig) with no indexable cell, or an invalid range),
    the local pre-check now correctly detects that and prints
    "INFO: No valid D-term heatmap data found for any axis. Skipping D-term heatmap plot generation." — previously the weak check let this case fall through into
    draw_dual_heatmap_plot, which printed the generic
    " ⚠️ Skipping D-term Heatmap: no axis has data to plot." instead. Neither path writes a
    PNG in this case, both before and after; main.rs's Skipped Plots report classification
    (main.rs:1630) is Path::exists()-based, not console-text-based, so the .md report is
    unaffected either way. None of the 5 real logs used for verification below hit this exact
    edge case (structurally-present-but-invalid on every axis).

  • Adds 5 unit tests covering the new validity precedence (plot_framework.rs had no test
    coverage before this PR).

Verification

  • cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings: clean
  • cargo fmt --all: clean
  • cargo build --release: clean
  • cargo test --all: 141 passed, 0 failed (baseline 131 plus the 5 new tests, doubled by this
    crate's existing lib+bin dual test compilation — not introduced by this PR)
  • Live-run equivalence against all 5 real flight logs in testy/*.csv with --extended,
    diffing this branch's tip against a pre-change build of origin/master: identical file lists
    (70 files each), byte-identical console output, byte-identical .md reports (2 contain a real
    "Skipped Plots" section, confirming skip paths were exercised), and identical PNG md5sums for
    all 70 generated images — including all 5 D-term heatmap PNGs, confirming the heatmap fix's
    code path was actually exercised even though it doesn't change output on these particular
    sample logs (see the one known edge case it doesn't cover, noted above).
  • CodeRabbit local CLI (coderabbit review --agent): 0 findings.
  • CodeRabbit GitHub bot analysis: confirmed the PlotDataValidity precedence and the
    is_axis_heatmap_spectrum_data_valid split both preserve exact original semantics; surfaced
    the one console-message difference documented above (no blocking correctness issue).

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved plot-data validation across stacked plots, dual-spectrum plots, and dual-heatmap plots.
    • Plot rendering now consistently identifies missing data and invalid ranges, providing clearer skip messages.
    • Heatmap generation now applies the same validation rules as other plot types, reducing inconsistent rendering behavior.

…mework.rs

Adds a private PlotDataValidity enum (Valid/NoDataPoints/InvalidRanges) so
each of the 3 draw loops that previously re-derived has_data/valid_ranges
inline now call the same predicate function the pre-render skip check
uses, encoding the has_data-checked-before-valid_ranges precedence in one
place instead of three.

is_stacked_axis_data_valid/is_plot_config_valid/is_heatmap_plot_config_valid
kept as bool-returning wrappers since is_axis_spectrum_valid and
is_axis_heatmap_spectrum_valid pass them by fn pointer to is_some_and.

No behavior change: verified with a live run of --extended against 5 real
flight logs, diffing every generated filename, PNG (md5sum), .md report,
and console line against a pre-change build of the same commit — all
identical.
Extracted the "Skipping {plot_type_name}: no axis has data to plot."
notice, repeated verbatim in all 3 draw_*_plot skip checks, into a
single print_no_axis_data_skip() helper.

plot_d_term_heatmap.rs's own pre-check before calling
draw_dual_heatmap_plot used a weaker axis.unfiltered.is_some() ||
axis.filtered.is_some() rule instead of the real validity predicate
(structurally present but empty/invalid data would pass this check and
only get caught by the framework's later, stricter skip). Split
is_axis_heatmap_spectrum_valid's per-axis body into a
pub(crate) is_axis_heatmap_spectrum_data_valid() taking &AxisHeatmapSpectrum
directly, and pointed plot_d_term_heatmap.rs at it instead of the ad-hoc
check, so this pre-check can't diverge from the shared rule.

Verified with the same live-run methodology as the prior commit: PNG
md5sums, filenames, and console output identical against the prior
commit's already-diffed-clean baseline on 5 real flight logs, including
all 5 generated D-term heatmap PNGs.
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Plot validity refactor

Layer / File(s) Summary
Define shared validity results
src/plot_framework.rs
PlotDataValidity now represents valid data, missing data points, and invalid ranges. Shared validators and tests use these results.
Use validity results during rendering
src/plot_framework.rs
Stacked, dual-spectrum, and dual-heatmap plots use shared validity results and common skip notices.
Reuse validation for heatmap generation
src/plot_functions/plot_d_term_heatmap.rs, src/plot_framework.rs
D-term heatmap generation uses the shared axis heatmap data predicate, which is now pub(crate).

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Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 28847

The PR consolidates plotting validity checks and corrects invalid-data handling without changing generated outputs for verified inputs. It is merge-ready after normal review; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains.

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Out of Scope Changes check ⚠️ Warning The D-term heatmap pre-check change is outside issue #170, which explicitly limits scope to three draw-loop validity checks and identifies the other axis-level helpers as out of scope. Move the D-term heatmap validator change to a separate pull request, or update the linked issue to explicitly include this scope and its intentional console-message change.
Docstring Coverage ⚠️ Warning Docstring coverage is 64.00% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 25 functions across 2 files. Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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Linked Issues check ✅ Passed The PR addresses issue #170 by consolidating validity decisions for draw_stacked_plot, draw_dual_spectrum_plot, and draw_dual_heatmap_plot through shared validity logic. It preserves the required NoDa…
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The PR addresses issue #170 by consolidating validity decisions for draw_stacked_plot, draw_dual_spectrum_plot, and draw_dual_heatmap_plot through shared validity logic. It preserves the required NoDataPoints precedence and shared predicate behavior.

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Analysis requested on this predicate-consolidation refactor. No behavior change is intended
anywhere in this diff.

  1. Does PlotDataValidity::from_checks (plot_framework.rs) correctly preserve the exact
    precedence of the original inline if !has_data { "No data points" } else { "Invalid ranges" }
    branches it replaces in all 3 draw loops (draw_stacked_plot, draw_dual_spectrum_plot,
    draw_dual_heatmap_plot)?
  2. Does the new is_axis_heatmap_spectrum_data_valid split (taking &AxisHeatmapSpectrum
    directly instead of &Option<AxisHeatmapSpectrum>) preserve identical semantics for the
    existing is_axis_heatmap_spectrum_valid caller in draw_dual_heatmap_plot's own pre-check?
  3. Any other correctness or edge-case concern in this diff.

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  'enum PlotDataValidity|fn stacked_axis_data_validity|fn plot_config_validity|fn heatmap_plot_config_validity|fn is_axis_heatmap_spectrum_data_valid|fn is_axis_heatmap_spectrum_valid|fn draw_stacked_plot|fn draw_dual_spectrum_plot|fn draw_dual_heatmap_plot|#\[cfg\(test\)\]' \
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  'fn draw_stacked_plot|fn draw_dual_spectrum_plot|fn draw_dual_heatmap_plot|fn is_axis_heatmap_spectrum_valid'
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@nerdCopter: I found no blocking correctness issue in this diff.

  1. PlotDataValidity::from_checks preserves the original precedence.
    It returns NoDataPoints when has_data is false. It evaluates valid_ranges only after data exists. This matches all three original inline branches in draw_stacked_plot, draw_dual_spectrum_plot, and draw_dual_heatmap_plot.

    has_data valid_ranges Original result New result
    false false No data points NoDataPoints
    false true No data points NoDataPoints
    true false Invalid ranges InvalidRanges
    true true render Valid

    The added precedence test covers the important false / false case.

  2. The is_axis_heatmap_spectrum_data_valid split preserves the framework pre-check semantics.
    The old predicate was equivalent to:

    axis_spectrum.as_ref().is_some_and(|axis| {
        axis.unfiltered.as_ref().is_some_and(is_heatmap_plot_config_valid)
            || axis.filtered.as_ref().is_some_and(is_heatmap_plot_config_valid)
    })

    The new wrapper performs the same Option guard, then passes the inner AxisHeatmapSpectrum to the extracted predicate. None still evaluates to false. A present axis still evaluates to true when either column is valid.

  3. One intentional observable difference exists in plot_d_term_heatmap.
    If an axis contains a Some(HeatmapPlotConfig) that has no indexable heatmap cell or has invalid ranges, the new local pre-check returns early and prints:

    INFO: No valid D-term heatmap data found for any axis. Skipping D-term heatmap plot generation.
    

    Previously, it called draw_dual_heatmap_plot, which then skipped and printed the shared warning. Neither path creates an image. This is consistent with the stated D-term heatmap fix, but it is a console-output behavior change for that invalid-data case.

The predicate implementation, wrapper split, and normal render/skip behavior are otherwise consistent with the base implementation.

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Confirmed finding 3: the D-term heatmap console-message difference is real and intentional, not
a bug. Verified main.rs:1630 classifies the Skipped Plots report by Path::exists(), not console
text, so it's unaffected either way — no PNG is written on this path before or after this PR.
Corrected the PR description to scope the "no behavior change" claim precisely instead of
claiming it applies to the whole diff.

Findings 1 and 2 confirmed exactly as intended: the precedence table and the Option-wrapper
semantics both match this PR's implementation.

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@nerdCopter Thanks for the clarification. The intentional console-message change does not affect PNG generation or the Skipped Plots report. The updated PR description correctly scopes the behavior-preservation claim.

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Learning: In `src/plot_functions/plot_d_term_heatmap.rs`, when all D-term heatmap axes contain structurally present but invalid data, the early validity check intentionally prints the D-term-specific skip message instead of the generic framework skip message. No PNG is generated on either path. In `src/main.rs` at Line 1630, Skipped Plots report classification uses `Path::exists()` and does not depend on console output.

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Move test fixture numbers to src/constants.rs.

valid_plot_config hardcodes 1, 0.0, and 10.0. Define named constants in src/constants.rs and use them in this test module.

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Learning: In `src/plot_functions/plot_d_term_heatmap.rs`, when all D-term heatmap axes contain structurally present but invalid data, the early validity check intentionally prints the D-term-specific skip message instead of the generic framework skip message. No PNG is generated on either path. In `src/main.rs` at Line 1630, Skipped Plots report classification uses `Path::exists()` and does not depend on console output.

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CodeRabbit review 5091999078 flagged hardcoded 1/0.0/10.0 in the
plot_config_validity test fixtures. Named them as local consts inside
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plot_functions/plot_rc_command_activity.rs (TEST_SAMPLE_RATE) for
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Actionable: Fixed in commit 2adf5f3. Named the fixture values as local consts inside the
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own test module (TEST_SAMPLE_RATE) for values with no production meaning, rather than moving
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@nerdCopter Confirmed. Local constants in the test module are appropriate for fixture-only values. This matches the existing test convention.


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Learning: In `src/plot_functions/plot_d_term_heatmap.rs`, when all D-term heatmap axes contain structurally present but invalid data, the early validity check intentionally prints the D-term-specific skip message instead of the generic framework skip message. No PNG is generated on either path. In `src/main.rs` at Line 1630, Skipped Plots report classification uses `Path::exists()` and does not depend on console output.

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