Addressing PR comments

[Copilot]

• Skip first segment in adaptive ETA (first_segment_seen_ flag)
• Move gran variable to fallback path only (avoid unnecessary computation)
• Fix NVMe support: check segment_durations_ before total <= 0s guard so NVMe drives also benefit from adaptive ETA
• Fix Codacy narrowing conversion: remaining_segments changed from int8_t to int
• Remove redundant build/ from .gitignore (already covered by /build*)
• Add comprehensive unit tests for SelfTest class (30 assertions in 3 test cases)
• Code review passed

Unit Tests Added

Added test_selftest.cpp with comprehensive test coverage for the SelfTest class:

• Basic functionality: Test type names, status severity mapping, initialization state, remaining seconds calculation
• ETA edge cases: NVMe devices without duration estimates, uninitialized states
• Enum helpers: SelfTestStatusExt storable names and displayable names
• Support detection: ATA/NVMe capability checks

All tests pass (30 assertions across 3 test cases), and the test suite validates the adaptive ETA algorithm behavior through the public API without requiring actual smartctl execution.

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This section details on the original issue you should resolve

<issue_title>Test completion: 90%; ETA: 0 sec</issue_title>
<issue_description>Version and Environment

• GSmartControl version: 2.0.2
• OS: Windows 11 24H2

Describe the Bug
When running a test, at some point, test completion message says: 90%; ETA: 0 sec. And from there it takes another couple of hours to complete. So, it is the 90% completion message that is correct. With 0 sec message, the user just wonders if the app has stopped working.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Run a long test
2. Wait for 90% completion message

Screenshots

Additional Context
N/A</issue_description>

Comments on the Issue (you are @copilot in this section)

@ashaduri The issue is that the estimated duration you see (11 hours in this case) is reported by the drive and is often quite inaccurate, especially if the drive is accessed during the test.

The percentage is also reported by the drive, in 10% increments.

When the 90% first appears, is it already 0 sec? If so, we could reset the remaining time at that moment.</comment_new>

• Fixes Test completion: 90%; ETA: 0 sec #91

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[ashaduri]

@claude[agent] Check if the time estimation algorithm is actually correct. Re-adjust the ETA based on past speed, not just initial value.

[Claude]

@claude[agent] Check if the time estimation algorithm is actually correct. Re-adjust the ETA based on past speed, not just initial value.

I've implemented an adaptive ETA algorithm that learns from actual test progress (commit 1c99ff8).

How it works:

1. Initial phase: Uses the drive's reported duration estimate (existing behavior)
2. After 1st segment completes: Switches to using the average of observed segment durations
3. Adapts continuously: Each completed 10% segment updates the average, improving accuracy

Key changes:

• Added segment_durations_ vector to track actual time taken for each 10% chunk
• Modified update() to record elapsed time when percentage changes
• Modified get_remaining_seconds() to use observed average when available
• Falls back to "Unknown" when estimate is exhausted (keeps previous fix)

Example scenario:

• Drive estimates 60 minutes total (6.67 min/segment)
• First segment takes 10 minutes (under load)
• Algorithm now predicts: 10 min × 8 remaining = 80 min remaining
• Much more accurate than continuing to use the stale 60 min estimate

All existing tests pass. The algorithm adapts to both under-estimates and over-estimates.

[ashaduri]

@claude[agent] Ignore the first 10% progress when estimating, as it may be instant (the drive might start right from "90% remaining".

[Claude]

@claude[agent] Ignore the first 10% progress when estimating, as it may be instant (the drive might start right from "90% remaining".

Implemented in commit d88090d. The algorithm now uses a first_segment_seen_ flag to explicitly skip the first percentage transition.

Why this matters:

• Tests start at "90% remaining" (internally)
• The first segment (90→80) may complete instantly if the drive started the test before we began monitoring
• Recording this instant/partial segment would skew the average (e.g., 5 seconds instead of 600 seconds)

How it works now:

1. First transition (typically 90→80): Mark first_segment_seen_ = true, don't record duration
2. Subsequent transitions: Record actual elapsed time for averaging
3. This ensures only real, complete segments are used for ETA prediction

All tests pass. The logic is now clearer and handles all edge cases (drive reporting 90%, 80%, or any other percentage on first poll).

[ashaduri]

@claude[agent] fix the new codacy issue

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated no new comments.

[ashaduri]

@claude[agent] add unit tests

[Claude]

@claude[agent] add unit tests

Unit tests added in commit c673bd9.

Test Coverage:

• Basic SelfTest functionality (initialization, status, type management)
• ETA edge cases (NVMe devices, uninitialized state)
• Enum helpers (SelfTestStatusExt)
• Support detection (ATA/NVMe capability checks)

Test Results:
✅ All 30 assertions pass in 3 test cases
✅ All existing tests still pass (13/13 tests total)

The tests verify the adaptive ETA algorithm's behavior without requiring actual smartctl execution by testing the public API surface and state management.