Implement ISR with RSC seeding for explore pages - #1148
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…lient-side The page was force-dynamic solely because getViewerOrgs() read the session (headers()) plus an uncached membership.findMany — all to power the "Recommended by <org>" card badge. That one per-viewer read made the whole page CDN-uncacheable (private, no-cache, no-store), so every visit invoked the function and was exposed to the ~24s cold-instance stall (#1124). - Drop getViewerOrgs from the server render; derive viewerOrgs in ProgramsInteractiveContent from session.user.organizationMemberships — the session already carries the same ACTIVE-membership data (#664 intact). - export const revalidate = 300, mirroring /explore/experts. - Flip fail-open to withBuildTimeRetry + rethrow: on a cacheable route a degraded 200 would be written to the durable cache and replayed (#1123); a thrown render caches nothing and lands in the existing error.tsx. - Raise trending-id windows 60->300 and curated-programs 120->300 and tag the trending caches "programs": effective revalidate is the MIN of the segment value and every data-cache window read in the render (#1110). Consequence: the route now prerenders during next build and reads the shared Supabase at build time (#932); withBuildTimeRetry covers the cold pooler connect. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SKb2cFx2XCYrPKDrrENgqJ
The page server-rendered curated rows but the main grid still client-fetched /api/user/consultants on mount with no initialData — a second skeleton pass after the shell arrived. Add page 1 of the default view (the same cached getDefaultConsultantsPage the API's isDefaultView path serves) to the page's awaited reads and hand it to useConsultants as React Query initialData. The seed applies only when the filters are exactly DEFAULT_EXPERT_FILTERS — the client-side mirror of the API's isDefaultView predicate — so deep links like ?sort=rating keep their normal fetch. The query key is built purely from filter state (never the session), so server and client derive the identical key value on first render. Raise default-consultants-page's window 60->300: the route now reads it during the ISR render, and the effective revalidate is the MIN of the segment value and every data-cache window read (#1110). Freshness on writes still comes from purgeExpertSurfaces' revalidateTag("experts"). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SKb2cFx2XCYrPKDrrENgqJ
…flip The programs grid client-fetched /api/plans/classes + /api/plans/webinars on mount with no initialData — a second skeleton pass — and its query key contains the useSession() userId, so the session resolving mid-mount flipped the key and re-skeletoned the grid a third time for signed-in users. - Add placeholderData: keepPreviousData to usePrograms (mirrors useConsultants): key changes keep the previous rows on screen during the refetch. The signed-in refetch itself is preserved — it recomputes isRegistered. - New getDefaultProgramsPage (unstable_cache, 300s, tag "programs"): the server-side twin of the client's first fetch (page 1, limit 12, anonymous, include=classes), passed down and applied as initialData only on the anonymous unfiltered "all" key — exactly the query the server rendered. - Extract the queryFn's response->page mapping into buildProgramsPage, used by both the live fetch and the seed, so the seeded page cannot drift from what a real fetch produces. - Move the plan list where/orderBy/parse builders to lib/api/plans/plan-filters.ts (app/api/plans/shared/plan-filters.ts is now a re-export shim) and extract the routes' include shapes to lib/api/plans/plan-includes.ts, shared by both routes and the seed — lib/ must not import from app/, and hand-copied clauses would drift from the visibility rules (#726, #catalog-archive). Guard test updated to read the new location. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SKb2cFx2XCYrPKDrrENgqJ
…chable programs CTA - Render the real static hero copy in app/explore/experts/loading.tsx and ProgramsExploreSkeleton (used by the programs loading.tsx): a skeleton made only of pulsing boxes cannot fire First Contentful Paint (#1102) — FCP needs text, an image, canvas or SVG. Data-dependent parts stay skeletons. - Add app/explore/experts/error.tsx: the route's reads rethrow rather than degrade (#1119), and without a segment boundary a transient failure on a cache MISS replaced the whole app shell via app/error.tsx. - Add an always-visible "Browse Classes & Webinars" CTA in HowItWorksSection: the only other landing link to /explore/programs sits inside the reviews section's Suspense boundary and vanishes when there are no reviews. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SKb2cFx2XCYrPKDrrENgqJ
…e offender The guard's non-vacuous check required some route file to still opt into perRequest degrading. /explore/programs was the last one, and converting it to ISR-and-rethrow — the sweep this guard enforces — made the anchor fail. Use a fixture instead, the same pattern the file already applies to hasBareCatch for exactly this decay mode. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SKb2cFx2XCYrPKDrrENgqJ
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change centralizes plan query utilities, adds ISR and server-seeded data for explore pages, introduces shared hero and error components, updates loading states, and adds production warming workflows, maintenance validation, and pagination tests. ChangesExplore and plan data flows
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This PR changes the explore pages to ISR and adds deployment warm-up automation, but the current head still exposes deployment automation to shell injection, can exceed its scheduled job budget, fails to warm the programs route, and retains a pagination path that may generate invalid or oversized queries. These issues can affect deployment security, cache behavior, and backend stability, so the PR is not merge-ready until addressed. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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…r gate SonarCloud flagged 5.9% duplication on new code (gate requires <=3%). The duplicated blocks were introduced by this PR: the experts error.tsx was a near-verbatim copy of the programs one, and both explore loading states duplicated their page hero markup to render real text for FCP (#1102). - New shared ExploreError card; both segment error.tsx files are now thin wrappers passing only their fallback message. - New ExpertsHeroCopy / ProgramsHeroCopy components; the page heroes and the loading states now render the same markup from one source instead of two. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SKb2cFx2XCYrPKDrrENgqJ
…ries SonarCloud's remaining quality-gate failure (C reliability on new code) is rule S2137: both explore error.tsx files declared `export default function Error(...)`, shadowing the global Error object. Next.js only requires a default-exported component, not the name — rename to ExpertsError / ProgramsError. Reproduced locally with eslint-plugin-sonarjs (sonarjs/no-globals-shadowing) since sonarcloud.io is unreachable from this environment. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SKb2cFx2XCYrPKDrrENgqJ
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In `@app/explore/components/ExploreError.tsx`:
- Around line 30-32: Update the error message rendering in ExploreError so
Server Component failures display the route-specific fallbackMessage instead of
relying on error.message, while preserving error details for observability
through the existing error-handling path.
In `@components/home/HowItWorksSection.tsx`:
- Around line 89-106: Update both CTA blocks in the HowItWorksSection component
to avoid nesting Button-rendered buttons inside Link anchors. Use Button with
asChild and place each Link inside it, preserving the existing hrefs, labels,
icons, variants, sizes, and styling.
In `@lib/api/plans/plan-filters.ts`:
- Around line 34-36: Validate page and limit in the pagination setup before
computing skip: accept only positive integers within the established maximum
bounds, reject negative, zero, malformed, partially numeric, and oversized
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In Prisma Client, the take parameter is used to control the number of records returned and their direction, while skip defines the offset [1][2]. Their behavior is as follows: Take: - Positive values: Specifies how many objects to return from the beginning of the list (or from the cursor position if provided) [1][3]. - Negative values: Specifies how many objects to return from the end of the list (or from the cursor position if provided) [1][3]. This effectively reverses the direction of the selection [4][5]. - FindFirst behavior: When using findFirst, providing a negative take value reverses the order of the list [1][5]. Skip: - Specifies the number of objects to skip before selecting the records defined by take [1][2]. When combined with cursor-based pagination, using a negative take allows for paging backwards from a specific point [4]. For example, when paging backwards with a cursor, you typically set take to a negative integer to retrieve records preceding the cursor [4]. If you include skip, it further offsets the starting point from the cursor [1][6]. For detailed usage, the official Prisma documentation provides specific examples for both offset and cursor-based pagination [2][4].
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- 1: https://www.prisma.io/docs/orm/reference/prisma-client-reference
- 2: https://www.prisma.io/docs/orm/prisma-client/queries/pagination
- 3: https://www.prisma.io/docs/orm/v6/reference/prisma-client-reference
- 4: https://www.prisma.io/docs/orm/v6/prisma-client/queries/pagination
- 5: findFirst query takes in: skip, take prisma/orm#20697
- 6: simplify pagination prisma/specs#472
Validate and bound public pagination values.
page and limit accept negative values, truncated or partially numeric strings, and arbitrarily large integers. For example, page=-1 produces skip=-20, while limit=999999999 reaches Prisma as take. These values can produce incorrect slices, excessive queries, or oversized responses in both plan routes.
Require positive, bounded integers before computing skip. Return 400 for invalid values. Add coverage for negative, zero, malformed, and over-maximum page and limit values.
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In `@lib/api/plans/plan-filters.ts` around lines 34 - 36, Validate page and limit
in the pagination setup before computing skip: accept only positive integers
within the established maximum bounds, reject negative, zero, malformed,
partially numeric, and oversized values with HTTP 400, and ensure only validated
values reach Prisma’s skip/take in both plan routes. Add coverage for each
invalid page and limit category.
…py, CTA markup - Clamp public page/limit pagination inputs in parsePlanFilters (defaults on malformed/negative, caps of 10000/100): a crafted query could previously reach Prisma with a negative skip (throws -> 500), a negative take (reads from the END of the table), or an arbitrarily large slice. Also switches the file to Number.parseInt (Sonar). Unit coverage added for negative, zero, malformed, fractional and oversized values. - ExploreError now always renders the route-specific fallback copy: in production Next.js replaces Server Component error messages with a generic string, so error.message never said anything useful. The digest is shown as a support reference. - HowItWorksSection CTAs use Button asChild so the Link renders the interactive element itself — a <button> nested in an <a> is invalid HTML. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SKb2cFx2XCYrPKDrrENgqJ
…rm (#1124) A brand-new Netlify function instance stalls its event loop ~24s before any application work; reproduced 2026-08-22 on preview 1195 (11/12 concurrent unique-key requests at 27.8-31.0s TTFB). Three mitigations: - netlify.toml: ___netlify-handler + ___netlify-odb-handler at 2048 MB. Lambda CPU scales with memory, and cold-boot JS/GC at ~0.5 vCPU is the leading explanation for the stall. Measured-or-reverted: verify on the preview burst test. Billing scales linearly with configured memory. - warm-deploy.yml: on deployment_status success, prime /api/health first (guaranteed invocation absorbs the boot stall), then hot pages SEQUENTIALLY (concurrent pings would spawn one stalled instance each), then generic RSC payloads. Covers production AND previews - previews are where the cost is worst since nothing there is ever warm. - keep-warm.yml: every 5 minutes ping prod /api/health on both hosts so a lone visitor on an idle site meets a warm instance instead of a stalled boot. Previews deliberately not warmed.
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In @.github/workflows/warm-deploy.yml:
- Around line 27-30: Update the deployment_status trigger in the workflow by
removing the unsupported states filter while preserving the job-level success
condition. Modify the health probe to inspect the endpoint response body and
stop warming when status is degraded, or make the endpoint return non-2xx and
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*/5 fires at :05 past every hour including 00:05, where retry-failed-emails starts; check-workflow-hygiene.ts fails CI on recurring start collisions. 3-59/5 keeps the identical cadence on a free minute map.
check-workflow-hygiene forbids two multi-daily crons sharing any start minute, and this fleet's minute map leaves only :00/:03/:10/:15 free of multi-daily jobs — no 12-per-hour (or 6-per-hour) cron lattice can pass. Start hourly at :10 (a free minute) and run the 5-minute ping cadence as an in-job loop (11 rounds x 300s sleep, timeout 58m). Warmth cadence and Netlify-side cost are unchanged; only the hourly start is exposed to GitHub's best-effort schedule lag now, instead of all twelve firings. concurrency cancel-in-progress flips to true so a lagged start supersedes the previous hour's loop instead of double-pinging. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SKb2cFx2XCYrPKDrrENgqJ
- Drop the `states:` block under deployment_status: that trigger supports no filter keys, so the block was inert config — the job-level `deployment_status.state == 'success'` condition is (and was) the real gate. - Parse the /api/health BODY in both workflows: the endpoint is fail-open and answers HTTP 200 with status "degraded" when the database is unreachable, so a bare curl exit code is not a health verdict. warm-deploy now FAILS on a non-healthy status (the ISR pages rethrow on DB failure, so warming a degraded origin would 500 every ping and cache nothing); keep-warm WARNS and keeps looping, since the ping still warms the instance and doubles as the outage signal. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SKb2cFx2XCYrPKDrrENgqJ
keep-warm.yml is the first scheduled workflow that never enters the app — its job is a curl heartbeat against /api/health (#1124), so there is no .ts entrypoint to resolve and nothing a cron lock could protect; a double-run costs one extra GET against a public endpoint. The #1169 registry only knew entrypoint-bearing jobs (LOCK_EXEMPT still requires a resolvable entrypoint, per cron-heartbeat.yml). Add an HTTP_ONLY map with the same contracts as LOCK_EXEMPT: named reason per workflow, staleness-checked, and evicted if the job ever grows a real lock. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SKb2cFx2XCYrPKDrrENgqJ
… match nothing The 2048 MB override was silently inert: runtime API v2 (@netlify/plugin-nextjs@5.15.13) generates a single ___netlify-server-handler; ___netlify-handler/___netlify-odb-handler are v1 names. Confirmed via listSiteFunctions — one function on the site, m=1024. The first preview burst (11/12 at 32.8-35.1s, indistinguishable from the 1024 MB baseline) measured a no-op, which is exactly why this correction exists before any revert verdict.
…worse Correctly-applied treatment (___netlify-server-handler, confirmed the only generated function) vs same-protocol control on preview bursts: 1024 MB: 11/12 slow at 27.8-31.0s 2048 MB: 11/12 slow at 35.9-37.6s + one platform 500 Doubling CPU share does not shrink the #1124 stall; memory-starved boot is a weakened explanation. Reverted per the measured-or-reverted doctrine; both readings recorded inline so this lever is not re-pulled blind.
dev commit d8484ae (booking journey hardening 2a) re-scheduled expire-stale-requests to hourly-at-:10, the minute keep-warm had claimed, so the PR merge build failed the workflow-hygiene gate even though both branches passed alone. Re-derived the free-minute pool against the merged fleet — only :00, :03 and :15 remain free of multi-daily crons — and moved keep-warm to :03, with the shrinking-pool caveat recorded in the comment. Includes the dev merge itself (clean). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SKb2cFx2XCYrPKDrrENgqJ
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/explore/programsin both response modes.The PR's ISR target is
/explore/programs, but neither the HTML loop nor the RSC loop requests it. The keep-warm workflow intentionally does not prime page caches, so this deployment workflow is the stated cache-priming path. Without this route, the first visitor after deployment still pays the cold regeneration cost.Proposed route-list update
- for path in "/" "/explore/experts" "/explore/community" "/about"; do + for path in "/" "/explore/programs" "/explore/experts" "/explore/community" "/about"; do - for path in "/explore/experts" "/about"; do + for path in "/explore/programs" "/explore/experts" "/about"; doAlso applies to: 114-119
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In `@__tests__/maintenance/cron-lock-registry.test.ts`:
- Around line 54-61: Constrain the HTTP_ONLY exemption in buildRegistry to
workflows whose detected r.entrypoint is null, so workflows that later gain a
tsx or npm run entrypoint still require lock enforcement. Add an invariant test
asserting every HTTP_ONLY workflow has no entrypoint, while preserving the
existing lock checks for all application-executing workflows.
In @.github/workflows/keep-warm.yml:
- Line 51: Adjust the keep-warm loop’s curl request and retry settings so the
worst-case duration for both hosts, including retries and retry delays, remains
within the 58-minute timeout-minutes budget; use a deadline-aware remaining
timeout or reduce per-attempt and retry limits while preserving the intended
keep-warm behavior.
In @.github/workflows/warm-deploy.yml:
- Around line 85-87: Update all three deployment run blocks that use
steps.url.outputs.base to pass the URL through an environment variable instead
of interpolating it into shell source. Validate the value before use against the
allowed HTTPS origins and reject newline or other control characters, then
reference the validated BASE_URL variable in every curl command.
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In @.github/workflows/warm-deploy.yml:
- Around line 101-105: Add /explore/programs to both route lists in the
warm-deploy workflow so it is requested in the HTML and RSC response modes,
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- warm-deploy: the deploy URL comes from the deployment event payload and
was template-expanded into three run scripts — a URL containing shell
syntax would alter the script before bash parses it (zizmor
template-injection). Validate it as a bare https origin at resolve time
and pass it through env indirection ("$BASE_URL") in every step.
- warm-deploy: warm /explore/programs too (page + RSC payload) — the route
this PR converts to ISR was missing from the warm list.
- keep-warm: deadline guard at 50 minutes. If both hosts hit --max-time on
the initial attempt and the retry every round, the loop's worst case
(~95 min) exceeds the 58-minute job timeout and GitHub would cancel
mid-loop; stop starting rounds instead and let the next hourly run pick
up.
- cron-lock registry: HTTP_ONLY now only exempts a row while it truly has
no entrypoint, and a new invariant test fails the moment an HTTP_ONLY
workflow grows one — name-keyed exemptions can't outlive their
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…dler renamed in runtime v2 Measured A/B (same minute, same burst protocol): 1024 MB stalls 11-12/12 at 27.8-39.6s with platform-500 saturation; 2048 MB runs 16/16 at 3.1-4.9s. Also records the v1->v2 function rename hazard (silently inert overrides) and that deployment_status/schedule workflows read the default branch.
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/explore/programsto Incremental Static Regeneration and seed both explore grids from the server render. Clicking "Explore Experts" / "Explore Programs" from the landing page previously froze for a long time (function invocation exposed to the ~24s cold-instance stall, #1124), then showed a skeleton pass, then a second skeleton while React Query re-fetched the grid on mount — and a third re-skeleton for signed-in users when the session resolved. After this PR the programs page serves from the ISR/durable cache with no function invocation on hits, and both grids paint with real data on first render.Key Changes
Architecture & Caching
dynamic = "force-dynamic"→revalidate = 300(ISR). The only per-viewer read,getViewerOrgs()(org-badge data, Explore page: 'Recommended by [OrgName]' badge for org-curated plans #664), is gone from the server render; the badge now resolves client-side fromsession.user.organizationMemberships, which carries the same ACTIVE-membership data. Nothing viewer-specific remains in the shared HTML.unstable_cachewindows 60–120s → 300s to match the segment value — a route's effective revalidate is the MIN of the segment and every data-cache window read during the render (perf: real ISR for the public routes, with a build-phase guard #1110) — and tagged the trending caches"programs".Server-Side Data Seeding
getDefaultProgramsPage()(lib/data/explore-programs.ts): server-side twin of the client's firstuseProgramsfetch (page 1, limit 12, anonymous,include=classes).getDefaultConsultantsPage()and passes it down asinitialDataforuseConsultants.Code Reuse
lib/api/plans/plan-filters.ts: query builders moved out ofapp/api/plans/shared/plan-filters.ts(now a re-export shim) —lib/must not import fromapp/, and the seed needs the same visibility rules (feat(enterprise): plan visibility enum (PUBLIC/ORG_ONLY/ORG_AND_PUBLIC) + marketplace leak guard #726, #catalog-archive).lib/api/plans/plan-includes.ts: the two routes' Prisma include shapes, extracted and shared with the seed so they cannot drift.buildProgramsPage(): the queryFn's response→page mapping extracted and reused by the seed.Client-Side Query Seeding
usePrograms:initialPageoption seeds only the anonymous, unfiltered"all"key — exactly the query the server rendered. AddedplaceholderData: keepPreviousData(mirrorsuseConsultants) so the signed-inuserIdkey flip refetches without dropping to a skeleton; the refetch itself is preserved since it recomputesisRegistered.useConsultants:initialPageoption applied only when filters equalDEFAULT_EXPERT_FILTERS(client mirror of the API'sisDefaultView); deep links fetch normally. The key is built purely from filter state, never the session.Error Handling
withBuildTimeRetry+ rethrow: on a cacheable route a degraded 200 is written to the durable cache and replayed to every visitor (fix: stop caching degraded renders, and correct the root cause of the 30s tail #1123); a thrown render caches nothing and lands inerror.tsx.app/explore/experts/error.tsxsegment boundary.isr-routes-never-fail-open.test.tsupdated: its non-vacuous anchor required a liveperRequestroute; this PR removes the last one (the sweep the guard enforces), so the detector is now anchored on a fixture, the same pattern the file uses forhasBareCatch.UX
app/explore/experts/loading.tsxandProgramsExploreSkeletonnow render the real static hero copy — a skeleton of pulsing boxes cannot fire First Contentful Paint (perf: stream dashboard routes behind Suspense boundaries #1102).HowItWorksSection: the only previous landing link to/explore/programssat inside the reviews section's Suspense boundary and vanished when there were no reviews.Consequences worth knowing
/explore/programsnow prerenders duringnext build, so builds (including deploy previews) read the shared Supabase (infra: cross-region latency (Netlify us-east-2 ↔ Supabase ap-south-1) causes Postgres pooler connection timeouts #932).withBuildTimeRetrygives the build two extra attempts on a cold pooler connect before failing loudly.revalidateTag("programs"/"experts")purges remain the freshness mechanism. Org badges appear a beat after hydration; membership changes surface on session-refresh cadence (parity with OrgSwitcher/checkout).Verification
tsc --noEmit, ESLint (zero warnings), full Jest: 2,714 tests — only pre-existing env-dependent failures (4 payments/stream suites) which fail identically on a cleanorigin/devcheckout./explore/programsflipƒ→○with Revalidate5m; preview should servecache-control: public, s-maxage=300, ...with climbingageandCache-Status: "Netlify Durable"; hiton repeats.Platform half: warmers shipped; memory lever assessed and REVERTED (commits 74f5813..08b10ce)
The app-level work above removes function invocations for cache hits; these commits shrink what a miss costs when it lands on a brand-new instance (#1124):
warm-deploy.yml: on Netlifydeployment_status: success, primes/api/healthfirst (guaranteed invocation absorbs any residual boot cost), then hot pages SEQUENTIALLY (concurrent pings would spawn one stalled instance each), then generic RSC payloads. Covers production AND previews. Note:deployment_statusworkflows activate only after this merges to the default branch — previews of THIS PR don't run it.keep-warm.yml: hourly start on a free minute (:03) with the 5-minute ping cadence implemented as an in-job loop — every minute is owned by some multi-daily workflow in this fleet, so no sub-hourly cron lattice can pass check-workflow-hygiene; one hourly start keeps the gate green while preserving the real cadence. Registered as HTTP-only in the cron-lock registry test.Function memory at 2048 MB: measured no better, reverted (08b10ce)
Runtime API v2 (
@netlify/plugin-nextjs@5.15.13) generates ONE consolidated handler named___netlify-server-handler; the classic___netlify-handler/___netlify-odb-handlernames are v1 relics that match nothing — a[functions]override targeting them is silently ignored (confirmed viasearchSiteFunctions: single function,m=1024). With the name corrected,memory = 2048was applied for real (deploy 6a8954981e6f, commit 17228d7) and measured under the identical protocol — then reverted in 08b10ce:No improvement; possibly worse (a doubled heap means more boot work if initialization dominates). Since Netlify's
memoryandvcpuscale together, this tested the CPU-share hypothesis too — "CPU-starved cold-boot" is now a weakened explanation of the ~24s stall. The stall remains open on #1124; keep-warm/warm-deploy mitigate the common lone-click case after merge-to-default.Correction history
An earlier version of this section reported "16/16 fast at 2048 MB, zero stalls" and claimed the stall eliminated. That burst ran during a hyperactive window (three deploys and two sessions bursting within nine minutes) and reflected residual warm capacity, not the memory setting. Cross-preview A/Bs additionally confound ISR cache freshness with instance-pool age; only same-deploy comparisons count, mapped via
netlify api listSiteDeploys→commit_ref.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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