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Gregory SchierandClaude Opus 5
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Two changes that go together, because the first is untestable without the second. `max_size` goes 20 → 50. The comment justifying 20 was out of date: it cited the 256 open-file soft limit macOS gives GUI apps, but `run()` has since called `rlimit::increase_nofile_limit(10240)` before any pool is opened, so the ceiling it was sized against is gone. 50 WAL connections is roughly 150 descriptors against 10240, and only `min_idle` is opened up front — r2d2 creates the rest on demand — so the idle cost is unchanged. The comment now says what actually bounds the number: commands nest a couple of connections each, and since #542 every frontend command dispatches as its own task, so they arrive together. On its own that is a guess with no way to check itself. A pool that cannot hand out a connection fails with `Error(None)` and nothing else, whether every connection is checked out or none could be opened — unrelated problems with identical symptoms, and raising the ceiling only helps the first. So both pools now acquire through one helper that times the wait, warns past a second, and folds the pool's state into `Error::PoolTimeout`. The error a command returns now says which failure it was, which is what the next report needs to be worth anything. Blob pool sizing is untouched; nothing points at it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
💫 Yaak ➟ Desktop API Client 💫
A fast, privacy-first API client for REST, GraphQL, SSE, WebSocket, and gRPC – built with Tauri, Rust, and React.
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Yaak is an offline-first API client designed to stay out of your way while giving you everything you need when you need it. Built with Tauri, Rust, and React, it’s fast, lightweight, and private. No telemetry, no VC funding, and no cloud lock-in.
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