Juq-952-rm-javhd.today02-24-01 Min

| Segment | Interpretation | Why It Matters | |---------|----------------|----------------| | JUQ‑952 | Internal ticket/feature ID. “JUQ” is the Java Unified Quality (our internal quality‑gate) project, and 952 is the sequential number. | It ties the commit to a tracked requirement and a set of acceptance criteria. | | rm‑javhd | “rm” = remove. “javhd” = Java‑based High‑Definition rendering module (the old GPU‑agnostic renderer). | Signals a major architectural change – a module is being retired. | | today02‑24‑01 | The date stamp (02‑24) + a minute‑precision time marker (01). In our CI we embed the minute of the first successful build after the commit to help us spot flaky builds. | Provides a unique fingerprint for the build; also useful for post‑mortem timing analysis. | | Min | Short for Minute, referencing the 01‑minute build time. | Highlights a performance milestone: the whole pipeline now compiles in under a minute on the standard CI node. |

When you string it all together, JUQ‑952‑rm‑javhd.today02‑24‑01 Min reads as:

“Ticket 952 for the JUQ quality gate – we are removing the legacy Java HD renderer; the first successful CI build on 24 Feb 2024 took exactly 1 minute.” JUQ-952-rm-javhd.today02-24-01 Min

That’s a lot of information packed into a single commit message.

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| Method | Path | Purpose | |--------|------|---------| | GET /api/v1/javhd/daily‑min?date=YYYY‑MM‑DD | Returns JSON array of 1 440 minute rows. | | GET /api/v1/javhd/daily‑min/thresholds | Fetch current alert thresholds. | | POST /api/v1/javhd/daily‑min/thresholds | Update thresholds (admin only). | | GET /api/v1/javhd/daily‑min/export?format=csv|json | Trigger download of the current window. | | Segment | Interpretation | Why It Matters

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