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lib/runs-cache.ts · LRU eviction · +14 −2
greenadd MAX_ENTRIES + size check
lib/runs-cache.ts:42 if (this.size > MAX) flush()
reload existing tests
packages/server/__tests__ · 38 tests
add eviction-under-load test
__tests__/runs-cache.test.ts:142 · soak 10k entries
lint + typecheck
no warnings · 0 ts errors
PR opened · linked Linear ENG-2147 · waiting on Aiko review.
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Fix ENG-2147: cache grows unbounded under load.
done · 54s · $0.39
PR #842 opened. +14 −2. New test: cache stays bounded under 10k-entry soak. All checks green.
audit trail · 5 steps[show]
Read the failing trace, find the load-bearing change, write the smallest fix.
→ linear.fetch · ENG-2147
→ grep · "evictIfStale" · src/
→ patch · lib/runs-cache.ts
→ test · vitest
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