Timeline

The count is a statement about the list, not a control in it, so on a narrow screen it drops to its own line. The controls are trimmed to keep theirs: measured at 390px the row wanted 398px of a 358px container, and most of the excess was the number cells' 2rem min-width plus padding.

Before, whatever spilled — usually 'older' — landed centred under the numbers beside the count, because justify-content centres each wrapped line independently and it read as though it belonged to them. closed check-in: d42e59bdef user: dmestas tags: events-public

It was a flex container with no flex-wrap, so every bare text run between the elements — ' · started ', ' · last reply ' — was its own anonymous flex item. On a narrow screen the default nowrap shrank each item until its text wrapped INSIDE it, stacking the words in columns instead of wrapping the line once.

Normal flow wraps it the way prose wraps. The name with its mark, and each date, are held together with nowrap so the break lands between them rather than through them. check-in: 968a59a2b0 user: dmestas tags: events-public

Every other repository page leaves visibility to the ops layer. A gateAt here made this the one page a public repository would not show an anonymous reader, while its timeline, forum and landings all did.

Safe because of what is on it. The derived events restate artifacts the timeline already shows. The operational ones carry no identity at all — Counted is func(repo string, clone bool), with no user and no address anywhere in the path — so a clone event says how many, never who. check-in: 318949277b user: dmestas tags: events-public

The forge could not answer for minutes after starting. Register runs before ListenAndServe and probes each store with 'zit submanifest show', and the note there said it costs ~250ms — measured on small stores. On tcl it is 116 SECONDS, on sqlite 16. A fleet with either in it held the whole site down.

The probe is bounded at 2s now. Past the deadline it is simply an unanswered question, which the existing false already handled: the fossil clone URL is withheld rather than offered wrongly.

Registration is also timed and logged, because each repository's cost is the whole forge's downtime and a slow one should be nameable rather than suspected. closed check-in: 65e953863a user: dmestas tags: startup-latency

A wiki page and a technote are EDITED: every revision is its own artifact under one stable name. Keyed by artifact hash they piled up in search_doc, and Search's group-by then returned whichever revision matched BEST — so a query found text deleted years ago and linked to a page that no longer contains it. On the live fleet "terrified" matched spatialite_gui's wiki home, which has not said it since 2016; libfossil/home had 117 revisions all searchable.

One row per page now, holding the current revision, newest wins on date so a clone may deliver revisions in any order. Every revision stays readable in the page's own history, which is where the question 'what did this used to say' belongs.

Existing indexes are rebuilt from wiki_edit and technote at open rather than left to the fold: the fold only fires on artifacts that arrive after this code, so deleting the stale rows alone would empty wiki search until somebody happened to reindex. closed check-in: e262fc246c user: dmestas tags: search-current