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So we can measure if we are over or under time
This will ensure a timeout is set for the next expected push start time.
…e management Add three new methods to IPlaylistTTimer interface: - clearEstimate() - Clear both manual estimates and anchor parts - setEstimateAnchorPart(partId) - Set anchor part for automatic calculation - setEstimateTime(time, paused?) - Manually set estimate as timestamp - setEstimateDuration(duration, paused?) - Manually set estimate as duration When anchor part is set, automatically queues RecalculateTTimerEstimates job. Manual estimates clear anchor parts and vice versa. Updated TTimersService to accept JobContext for job queueing capability. Updated all blueprint context instantiations and tests.
…Playhead for improved part iteration
…tions Implements segment budget timing for T-Timer estimate calculations in recalculateTTimerEstimates(). When a segment has a budgetDuration set, the function now: - Uses the segment budget instead of individual part durations - Tracks budget consumption as parts are traversed - Ignores budget timing if the anchor is within the budget segment (anchor part uses normal part duration timing) This matches the front-end timing behavior in rundownTiming.ts and ensures server-side estimates align with UI countdown calculations for budget-controlled segments.
Add optional pauseTime field to TimerState type to indicate when a
timer should automatically pause (when current part ends and overrun begins).
Benefits:
- Client can handle running→paused transition locally without server update
- Reduces latency in state transitions
- Server still triggers recalculation on Take/part changes
- More declarative timing ("pause at this time" vs "set paused now")
Implementation:
- When not pushing: pauseTime = now + currentPartRemainingTime
- When already pushing: pauseTime = null
- Client should display timer as paused when now >= pauseTime
Document the client-side logic for rendering timer states with pauseTime support: - paused === true: use frozen duration - pauseTime && now >= pauseTime: use zeroTime - pauseTime (auto-pause) - otherwise: use zeroTime - now (running normally)
Add calculateTimerDuration() function to calculate current timer duration
from TimerState, handling all three cases:
- Manually paused or already pushing
- Auto-pause at overrun (pauseTime)
- Running normally
Clients can import and use:
import { calculateTimerDuration } from '@sofie-automation/corelib/dist/dataModel/RundownPlaylist'
const duration = calculateTimerDuration(timer.state, getCurrentTime())
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This pull request is posted by SuperflyTV on behalf of the BBC.
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Current Behavior
When a part starts "pushing" and progress through the timeline is paused, the T-Timer estimateState is set to paused on the server and the update is propogated to the clients through the database and meteors standard methods.
New Behavior
Information about when pushing will start and therefore a pause is needed, is included in the estimateState, so the client is able to pause itself, and no update needs to be sent. The pauseTime is a time of day, not a duration. The remaining duration is therefore
zeroTime - pauseTime.This also means a regular T-Timer can have a pause time if you know that you want to hold the clock at a certain point in the future. If you set
zeroTimeandpauseTimeto the same value, the clock will stop at zero, so we could maybe remove the stopAtZero feature.Testing
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