* Updated worker types
* Cloudflare rate limiter applied to sendEvent/sendEvents
* Latest wrangler
* Updated to the latest compatibility_date and nest the unsafe bindings properly
* Added some types from a Discord members
* Better logging and added a reset header so the SDK can use it from inside the run function
* Set staging proxy rate limit to 100/60s
* WIP env var management API
* Add import env var API endpoint
* Adding docs and support for using both API keys and PATs when interacting with the env var endpoints
* WIP envvar SDK
* Uploading env vars in a variety of formats now works
* Finish env var endpoints and add resolveEnvVars hook
* Add changeset
* Added traceId index to TaskEvent
* Get less data and get the trace from the run
* Use the read replica in the EventRepository
* Use the regular client to get the run because the redirect from test can be very fast
* Switch to new TaskRunNumberCounter that uses taskIdentifier + environmentId
* Drop old TaskRunCounter table (not used anymore)
* Revert "Drop old TaskRunCounter table (not used anymore)"
This reverts commit d7311a3d03cd8020df02105da155ceec4fa24b1b.
* Fix: API rate limit error has the correct seconds until reset
* When a v2 run hits the rate limit, reschedule using the reset timestamp
* Still throw AutoYieldRateLimitErrors
* Reschedule runs from the rate limit
* The stress test timeout should be inside the task
* If the rate limit error is thrown, don’t retry the API request
* Added v2Enabled and hasRequestedV3 columns to Organization
* Don’t create a project when you create an org
* Form for requesting v3 access
* Reworked the new project form with the different version states. Refined copy on early access
* If the project isn’t in the org then redirect to the new project page
* Better message for existing users
* Tidy imports
* If it’s not the managed cloud then allow them to create v2 projects
* Fix TypeScript inclusion in tsconfig.json for cli-v3 init
Fixed an issue where TypeScript files were included in the project directory when no include directive was present in tsconfig.json. Previously, the CLI added trigger.config.ts to the inclusion list by default, causing TypeScript compilation errors for other files. The fix ensures that trigger.config.ts is only added to the inclusion list if there's an existing include directive present in tsconfig.json
* Create hot-fishes-retire.md
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* WIP on multi-select
* WIP on simple checkbox
* CheckboxWIthLabel and Checkbox
* Multi-selection of runs across pages is working
* Fix for selection on seconds page
* Focus the run filter on page load
* Don’t focus the checkbox
* BulkActionBar now shows/hides and has buttons
* Some state to stop escape clearing the selection when the modals are open
* Delete unused formData util
* Improvements to the page
* Created the replay resource action. It doesn’t do anything useful yet.
* Database schema created for BulkActionGroup/BulkActionItem
* The BulkActionService is creating the right data, now we need to process it
* WIP on bulk processing
* Added failed state and made the sourceRun required
* Bulk replaying is working
* WIP on bulk action filtering
* Fixed bulk filters displaying
* Filtering by batch is working
* Some fixes for the bulk id filtering
* Style tweaks
* Load the extra info in parallel
* Bulk canceling working
* Get the most recent 20 bulk actions to display in the filter menu
* Even if the run isn’t cancelable add it to the final list
* Maximum of 250 runs can be bulk actioned
* Don’t let them select more than the maximum (250 currently)
* Separate each bulk item action into it’s own separate graphile job to increase resiliency
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* Fix issues with posting alerts to public slack channels
* Use the actual values in the new environmentTypes column to display the environment type labels in the alerts list
* Implement environment alert options
* Update management.mdx
Adding note for custom domains and initializing db object.
* Update management.mdx
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