Eric Allam
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* Denormalize run tags, increase character limit to 128 * WIP realtime subscribing to runs * extracted the stream stuff into core, made it more reusable * WIP tags * Remove tags for now because it’s not support in electric * Support async iterables, readable stream, and callback style subscription styles * Remove tags streaming endpoint * Add realtime rate limits and scope them to the /realtime path * WIP rate limt per org * Introduce per org rate limits * WIP JWT auth * Move migrations into new internal db package * Resolve pnpm lock file * Authenticating to the realtime API with JWTs are working * realtime in the client * Created react-hooks package and starting to move stuff in there * Improve types for hooks * schema tasks * Added useBatch hook * build uploadthing/fal demo and change how run metadata is synced to the server * tweaks * WIL realtime concurrency tracking * Implement test for realtime client using testcontainers also updated electric to latest version * Allow customizing the expiration time of the automatic JWT created after triggering a task * Add support for subscribing to run tags * Improve auth types and API * finalize the realtime API * Fixed some example stuff * Allow up to 10 run tags * Remove core from docker-provider tsconfig paths to prevent it from being typechecked * do the same for the kubernetes provider * Fixing some typecheck errors * Fix webapp type errors * Update @trigger.dev/platform to 1.0.13 * Fix attw error * Remove from/to in subscribeToRuns query params * Add tests for the rate limit middleware and add custom JWT rate limits * turn off webapp test parallelism * Finish renaming jwt -> publicAccessToken and automatically give the JWT read access to the tags when using trigger * Add changeset * Attempt to fix unit tests in CI * Skip running the auth rate limit middleware tests for now * Try a beefier machine * Try and run webapp tests separately * Setup env vars * Make sliding window test more reliabile
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