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Summary

Fix two UI problems in the download manager when downloading many small QQ Zone photos:

• Total download speed stuck at 0 B/s: the UI previously summed the speeds of currently active tasks. Individual tasks only calculated their speed after receiving more data at least 500 ms after the previous sample, so fast, small-file downloads often finished without reporting any nonzero speed.
• Overall progress briefly turns green: between short consecutive downloads, the downloading count can momentarily become zero while tasks remain waiting. The progress indicator previously treated partial completion as green in this state.

Changes

• Add a rolling 2-second batch-throughput meter using actual received bytes, aggregating chunks into 250 ms buckets to avoid per-chunk storage overhead.
• Include currentSpeed in statistics pushes; keep compatibility with older speed data in the renderer.
• Keep the overall progress indicator blue while tasks are downloading or waiting; green is reserved for full completion.
• Add regression coverage for multiple short files, rolling expiration, reset, dense chunks, and UI/backend wiring.

Verification

• pnpm lint — passed, no warnings
• pnpm test:release — 186 passed
• pnpm build — passed
• node --test scripts/download-throughput.test.mjs — 4 passed
• git diff --check — passed

Reproduction context

Observed in QzonePhoto v2.8.0 on macOS 27.0 / Apple Silicon during a batch of 511 photo-download tasks. The manager displayed 0 B/s while completing tasks, and the overall progress percentage occasionally flashed green before the batch completed.

The original batch eventually reached 511/511 completed. This PR fixes misleading speed/color reporting rather than claiming to resolve network-level download stalls.

Note: Unit tests and production build passed; the updated packaged macOS application has not yet been manually tested in a GUI.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Download statistics now display a rolling current speed that updates as data arrives, including for short downloads. Speed changes are reflected even when the number of tasks remains the same.
• Improvements
  • The overall progress indicator stays blue while downloads are active or waiting, and uses a warning color when tasks are paused or have errors.

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📝 Walkthrough

The download service now calculates rolling throughput from received chunks and includes the speed in task statistics. The DownloadManager reads that speed, initializes and clears its local speed state, and adjusts progress colors for waiting, error, paused, and completed task states. Tests cover tracker calculations and source wiring.

Changes: Download throughput

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Track rolling byte throughput src/shared/download-throughput.mjs, scripts/download-throughput.test.mjs	The tracker records positive finite byte counts in 250 ms buckets and prunes samples outside its rolling window. Tests cover calculated rates, expiration, ignored values, reset, and bucket reuse.
Record chunks and expose speed src/main/services/main/download.js, src/main/services/download-event-pusher.js, scripts/download-throughput.test.mjs	DownloadService records chunk sizes and receipt times, then adds the calculated speed to task statistics. The event pusher includes speed in its statistics snapshot, defaulting falsy values to zero. Tests check chunk recording, statistics, and reset behavior.
Read speed in DownloadManager src/renderer/src/components/DownloadManager/index.vue, scripts/download-throughput.test.mjs	The DownloadManager initializes and clears currentSpeed, prefers the statistics value when present, and otherwise sums active-task speeds. Progress color conditions now include waiting tasks and omit the completed-task success fallback.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant DownloadStream
  participant DownloadService
  participant RollingDownloadThroughput
  participant DownloadManager
  DownloadStream->>DownloadService: deliver chunk
  DownloadService->>RollingDownloadThroughput: record byte count and timestamp
  DownloadManager->>DownloadService: request task statistics
  DownloadService->>RollingDownloadThroughput: calculate bytes per second
  RollingDownloadThroughput-->>DownloadService: current speed
  DownloadService-->>DownloadManager: task statistics with currentSpeed

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The stale-speed issue after clearing tasks is fixed in the reviewed head; no actionable merge-blocking issue remains in the supplied evidence.

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🟡 Minor · Reset throughput when clearing all tasks. · download.js:1825-1827

src/main/services/main/download.js:1825-1827
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Reset throughput when clearing all tasks.

clearTasks() removes every task, but it leaves recent samples in downloadThroughput. A later getTaskStats() call can therefore return total: 0 with a nonzero currentSpeed, and the statistics pusher can publish that stale speed. Reset the tracker after clearing the task state.

Suggested fix

    this.activeTasks.clear()
    this.downloadingTasks.clear()
    this.cancelTokens.clear()
+   this.downloadThroughput.reset()

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Review comment at @src/main/services/main/download.js around lines 1825 - 1827:
Update clearTasks() to reset downloadThroughput after clearing activeTasks,
downloadingTasks, and cancelTokens, so subsequent task statistics do not retain
stale throughput samples.

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- Around line 1825-1827: Update clearTasks() to reset downloadThroughput after
clearing activeTasks, downloadingTasks, and cancelTokens, so subsequent task
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