| Comment: | Accepted. The default belongs to the timeline, not to the handler that knew it first. |
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| Timelines: | family | ancestors | descendants | both | trunk |
| Files: | files | file ages | folders |
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| User & Date: | dmestas on 2026-08-25 22:02:45.587 |
| Other Links: | manifest | tags |
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| 22:13 |
Fleet home: stop paying for the numbers a row does not show
The fleet listing called Counts, the per-section census the repository nav needs: eight aggregates per store, of which a fleet row displays two. A fold invalidates the memo, so during indexing every row went cold at once. Cold, on tcl (668MB, 42k check-ins): 230ms of census per repository against 80ms for the two numbers. Contributors now reads the maintained contributor table rather than a DISTINCT scan over every event — verified identical across all 25 demo indexes. check-in: c5d8786875 user: dmestas tags: fleet-census | |
| 22:08 |
Name the per-machine config .env.local, and ship an example
dev.local.mk said nothing about what it held, so the only way to learn what `make dev` needed was to read someone's copy — and there was no copy to read, because it is not committed. .env.local now holds one named key per setting instead of a single 1,697-character DEV_ARGS line, and the Makefile composes the flags. A key left empty is omitted from the command line rather than passed as an empty string, which the server would read as a deliberate value. Corpus repositories are named once each and their paths derived, rather than --repo name=path repeated twenty-three times. .env.example is committed and documents every key, including which two are secrets and which of --data and --oltp survives a rebuild. dev.local.mk is still included, so an existing checkout keeps working, and both names are ignored. Verified equivalent: the old file and the new one produce the same 8 flags and the same 23 repositories. `make dev-args` prints the composed flags without starting anything. check-in: 6be29eb1b4 user: dmestas tags: trunk | |
| 22:02 | Accepted. The default belongs to the timeline, not to the handler that knew it first. check-in: 025d48b290 user: dmestas tags: trunk | |
| 22:02 |
Timeline stream: keep the reader's filter
The check-ins default lived only in the page handler, so a reader on the default timeline had an empty query string — and the live stream opened with it asked for no filter at all. The first tick after a landing replaced their check-ins with everything. Both the page and the stream now resolve through timelineQuery. closed check-in: 550f9601a2 user: dmestas tags: tl-filter | |
| 21:58 |
Remove g1.json, g2.html, g3.json — committed debugging scratch
Three files written in the same minute on 15 Aug and committed by accident. g1.json is a wiki API response for a page titled 'evil/traversal', g2.html the rendered edit page for it, g3.json a failed call that returned 'no such endpoint'. curl -o output, named g1 through g3, left in the repository root where they read as though they belong to the project. Nothing references them: no Go file, no Makefile, no Dockerfile. They shipped with every clone and told a reader nothing except that someone was probing path traversal in wiki page names that evening. check-in: 2946cb4429 user: dmestas tags: trunk | |