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I'm checking the repo root to find AGENTS.md for relevant instructions.

Let me open AGENTS.md to check instructions for the next task.

I see I need to run ruff check, format, and pyright before committing. Let's inspect.

I'll check out the contents inside the scubaduck directory now.

I think I'll check out the timeseries_chart.js file.

Yup, the x-axis labels should be adjusted to avoid truncation—let's increase the bottom margin and tweak the margins as needed.

I’ll open index.html to check out the CSS and see what’s going on.

I’ll focus on the lines around 175.

I need to increase the bottom margin or adjust the y-coordinate for rotated ticks.

To prevent cropping, I’ll adjust the y-coordinate of rotated tick labels by 5-10px.

I’ll set baseline to height - 15 or 20 and shift axis to avoid cropping.

To avoid cropping, I’ll increase axis bottom margin and adjust label positions accordingly.

I'll shift label y coordinate to height - 15 or 20 when rotated to avoid truncation.

I’ll set y = height - 15 to provide more margin for rotated labels.

I’ll set label y = height - 15 for rotated labels and check the test files.

I'll check test_web_timeseries for existing tests related to timeseries chart features.

I'm continuing to scroll to capture the remaining details I need.

I'm checking further down to ensure I see all the tests.

The file looks done. I'll check if existing tests cover the truncation/fixing request.

I'll search for tests related to "rotated" to check if label truncation is verified.

I'll add a test to ensure chart labels don't overflow or get truncated, using bounding boxes.

I'll check out tests/test_web_graph.py to explore further.

I need to configure the date range and interval to trigger 45° rotation for labels.

I'll confirm data availability for 2024 by inspecting the first lines of sample.csv.

I’m expanding the view to include more lines for better context.

I think the file might be smaller than expected—let’s open the whole thing.

I see only 4 rows for the timeseries, so I'll check server.py for generation details.

I'm continuing to scroll to check around the handle_timeseries section.

I'll scroll through to inspect the test_server_timeseries dataset.

I’m just paging down to finish checking the rest.

The dataset ends on 2024-01-02, but a 31-day range gives us 15 ticks.

I'll adjust the test to check that rotated labels are fully visible and not cut off.

I’ll take a peek at the latest commit to verify the message style.

I need to review the commit message style and confirm the ruff config in pyproject.toml.

I’ll add the test right after test_timeseries_no_overflow, checking lines 136-170 for context.

I’m scrolling further to find the right spot to insert the new test.

I’m moving past the previous test results to review the next bits.

I’ll open the last 20 lines near group_links to find where to add the test.

I’ll inspect around 100 lines to understand the multi-line arrow functions and the eval_on_selector.

I'll implement the test at the bottom of tests/test_web_timeseries.py and check .venv.

I'll check if ruff passes before making any changes.

I'm adding a test to tests/test_web_timeseries.py based on the described changes.

The patch went through. Now, I’ll check to make sure it’s added correctly.

I'll patch the line in timeseries_chart.js, changing 'height - 10' to 15.

I'll take a look around line 414.

I think I'll set the bottom margin bigger for rotated labels, adjusting with height - 15.

Applying ruff format to clean up and standardize the code.

Ruff format only works for Python, so I'll apply it to test_web_timeseries.py.

I'll run 'ruff format' for Python files and then follow up with 'ruff check'.

Time to run pytest and see if everything is working as expected!

The test fails because rotation isn't triggered; adjusting the date range should help.

I'll try running ruff format again to make sure everything's properly linted!

I'll try running pytest one more time. Fingers crossed!

The ticks might not rotate because the interval is too wide. I'll check the dimensions.

To ensure rotation, I'll set a time range of 10-20 days for 15 ticks.

I'll set the date range from 2024-01-01 to 2024-01-16 to get 15 ticks.

I'll give pyright another go to see if the issues persist.

Time to run pytest again to see if everything passed this time!

The test fails due to overflow. Labels are still exceeding the chart bottom. Something’s off!

The rotation assertion passed, but the label still overflowed, indicating a need for adjustment.

I'll set labelY to ensure 25px margin, allowing room for labels without overflow.

I'll run ruff to ensure Python tests aren't affected, but skip JS formatting.

I'll go ahead and re-run pytest to check everything again.

Alright, let's check the status of the repo now that the tests passed.

Time to stage the changes before I commit them.

I might have missed staging some files—checking paths and re-adding them now.

I think the issue might be that I didn't run 'git add'. Let me stage everything.

Hmm, I believe the issue might be with the .gitattributes or index settings. Let's verify.

Looks like 'H' means 'skip-worktree', preventing staging. I'll run the fix to enable editing.

I think I need to double-check if skip-worktree has been removed yet.

I'm looking into the 'H' status—might be related to skip-worktree or assume-unchanged.

I suspect sparse-checkout might be in use, so I'll run git config core.sparseCheckout.

I tried removing the "skip-worktree" flag, but now I'll run "no-assume-unchanged" on the file.

I'll run git update-index --no-skip-worktree --no-assume-unchanged again individually.

I'm curious if 'H' means "unchanged" or "unmerged." Let's check with git ls-files -v.

The 'H' stands for 'assume unchanged,' not 'skip-worktree.' I'll just stage and commit.

I’ll run git diff --name-only --staged to see if anything is staged.

Hmm, there are staged changes, but also some un-staged modifications—let’s check the diff.

I see staged changes, but the 'M' status might point to unstaged line endings. Let's investigate.

I'll check the status with git status --porcelain to investigate further.

The "M " means the index is modified, but the working tree is unchanged. I’m good to commit!

I need to gather the final patch lines, focusing on modifications in test_web_timeseries.py.

I'll grab the line ranges and note the update to timeseries_chart.js for labelY.

I'll highlight the necessary lines and include the pytest output with test results.

I'll prepare the PR, including details from the user prompt and a patch reference.