Use MikroORM's official Node SQLite dialect with bounded database isolation, preserve legacy schema and data for rollback, and require Node 22.17 or newer. Update Debian runtimes and retain ARMv6 musl compatibility without a SQLite addon.
Complete short archive writes, stop orphaned SQL workers after owner death, preserve buffered startup requests, and prestart the archived backend on every platform. Cover real package installation, migration, failure recovery, and legacy database compatibility.
Keep authentication storage failures distinct from expired sessions with a pinned Keyv runtime, propagated cache errors, and retryable HTTP 503 responses. Preserve genuine 401 failures and verify legacy cache bytes, initialization safety, and session recovery.
Package production dependencies per architecture for online and offline upgrades.
Validate dependencies and isolated backend startup before readiness, repair once
when permitted, and preserve service/data through failed preparation or rollback.
Publish release bundles with master images and expose an opt-in develop build
sharing the development index across Alpine and Debian images.
* perf: load HTTP dependencies only in the HTTP worker
* docs: record 30-minute idle resource comparison
* perf: isolate database initialization from the cluster primary
* docs: record isolated database startup resource comparison
* perf: avoid an extra shell child in Docker health probes
* perf: load notification dependencies only when needed
* perf: retain queue cleanup after notification loading comparison
* fix: stop page polling after unmount and avoid duplicate fetches
* perf: share WebSocket session polling across connections
* docs: measure real WebSocket container CPU and memory
* perf: reuse JWT validation within each WebSocket session check
* perf: bound login IP lookup allocations with an address cache
* refactor: limit resource optimization PR to three core changes
* docs: benchmark the three core optimizations against develop
* chore: remove documentation and benchmark artifacts from PR
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