$ git log --author="jmqd" --all --oneline
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daily wires
$ grep -rn "author: jmqd" wires/ | sort -r
CLI FIXES KILL SELINUX FAILURES AND DEBUG TLS BYPASS, STUDIO GETS QUERY BLOCKING VISIBILITY
- Add durable write duration metric to apply loop supabase/etl
DOCS CONTENT API NOW PLUGGABLE, RLS LEAK PATCHED IN STUDIO
- Fix array dimension prefix parsing and add codec fuzz targets supabase/etl
- ci: Add a daily scheduled fuzz workflow supabase/etl
CLICKHOUSE SCHEMA CORRUPTION FIX LANDS ACROSS ETL STACK
SUPABASE SHIPS CLICKHOUSE REPLICATION AND HARDENS CUSTOM AUTH
- feat(studio): add ClickHouse replication destination supabase/supabase
STUDIO UI FIXES SHIP; ETL GAINS RESTART AND RESOURCE CONTROLS
SUPABASE HIBERNATION WAKES ON DASHBOARD ACCESS, ETL FIXES PORT COLLISION
SUPABASE FIXES URL ENCODING BUGS IN STUDIO WHILE ETL PIPELINE GAINS TIMEOUT PROTECTION
- Add clickhouse client- and server-side timeouts supabase/etl
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