Entelligence.AI

The change from displaying the sync progress as a floating-point number to an integer is a good one for readability. However, it might lead to less precision in the progress display. If the syncing process is slow, users might not see the progress update for a while because the percentage will only increase when it reaches the next whole number. Consider keeping the floating-point precision up to 1 or 2 decimal places.

- '${(memoryProvider.walsSyncedProgress * 100).toInt()}% synced',
+ '${(memoryProvider.walsSyncedProgress * 100).toStringAsFixed(1)}% synced',

Entelligence.AI

The timer is being initialized in the initState method and it runs every second regardless of whether it's needed or not. This could lead to unnecessary CPU usage. It would be better to start the timer only when it's needed and cancel it when it's not.

-    _missSecondsInEstTimer = Timer.periodic(const Duration(seconds: 1), (t) {
-      if (_missSecondsInEstTimerEnabled) {
-        setState(() {
-          _missSeconds++;
-        });
-      }
-    });
+    // Move timer initialization to a separate method
+    void startTimer() {
+      _missSecondsInEstTimer = Timer.periodic(const Duration(seconds: 1), (t) {
+        if (_missSecondsInEstTimerEnabled) {
+          setState(() {
+            _missSeconds++;
+          });
+        }
+      });
+    }

Entelligence.AI

The condition for setting _status to LocalSyncStatus.flush has been changed from provider.missingWalsInSeconds > 120 to provider.missingWalsInSeconds >= 120. This change aligns with the PR title, so it seems correct. However, please ensure that this change doesn't introduce any off-by-one errors in your logic.

Entelligence.AI

The timer control logic has been simplified by introducing the _missSecondsInEstTimerEnabled flag. This is a good approach as it makes the code easier to read and understand. However, remember to call startTimer() and cancelTimer() methods appropriately based on the _missSecondsInEstTimerEnabled flag value.

-        _missSecondsInEstTimerEnabled = true;
+        if (!_missSecondsInEstTimerEnabled) {
+          _missSecondsInEstTimerEnabled = true;
+          startTimer();
+        }

-        _missSecondsInEstTimerEnabled = false;
+        if (_missSecondsInEstTimerEnabled) {
+          _missSecondsInEstTimerEnabled = false;
+          cancelTimer();
+        }