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What changed

• server/repositories/publish.ts: replaced getPublishedPageSnapshotById with getPublishedPageRuntimeAssets, which selects only runtime_assets_json for a published page's active version. The old getter had a single caller.
• server/publish/entryTemplateSnapshot.ts: entry and 404 routes borrow their template's runtime manifest through the new query.
• server/publish/bakeDataRows.ts: each table's entry snapshot is resolved once per bake instead of once per row.
• Release prep for 0.0.26: package.json version and CHANGELOG.md.

Why

A full publish on 0.0.25 took 2.4–3.2 minutes for 49 pages in production. It also happened with the plugin uninstalled.

A full publish bakes every published data row whose table has an entry template, and the production site has five such templates. For each row, the runtime-manifest lookup also selected and parsed the whole published site_json, then threw it away. Publish cost therefore grew as rows × site size.

Measured on the dev DB with one entry template and 23 baked rows:

	DB bytes read per publish	site_json fetches
before	56.5 MB (51.3 MB from this one query)	1 + 23
after	5.2 MB	1

The local wall-clock time is unchanged at about 0.8 s, because SQLite reads from local disk. The saving shows up on Postgres, where each read pays jsonb serialisation, network transfer and a JSON parse.

Impact

• Full publishes no longer slow down as the number of entry rows grows.
• Live entry-route renders that miss the cache skip the same redundant site-document read.
• No schema or output changes.

Verification

• bun test: 7,696 pass, 0 fail. A new regression test asserts the per-route lookup issues exactly one query and never selects site_json.
• bun run build
• bun run lint
• Still to do: time a full publish in production after deploy and compare with 2.4–3.2 min.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Performance
  • Full publishing now reuses template data across rows in the same collection, reducing repeated lookups.
  • Uncached entry-page requests fetch only the runtime assets needed for that page, avoiding an additional whole-site data read. This reduces unnecessary data fetching during publishing and page delivery while preserving the information required to render pages.

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Walkthrough

Publishing reuses an entry-template snapshot promise per table. Entry-page rendering retrieves only the page’s runtime assets. The repository now exposes a runtime-assets-only getter. Tests check that the route query does not read site_json. The package version advances to 0.0.26.

Changes: Publishing read-path updates

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Reuse entry-template snapshots during publishing server/publish/bakeDataRows.ts, CHANGELOG.md, package.json	The row loop reuses one entry-template snapshot promise per table slug. The release entry records the publishing changes, and the package version changes to 0.0.26.
Fetch page runtime assets only server/repositories/publish.ts, server/publish/entryTemplateSnapshot.ts, src/__tests__/publisher/entryRouteRuntimeScope.test.ts, src/__tests__/server/cmsTemplateRoutes.test.ts, src/__tests__/server/publicForms.test.ts	The repository getter returns runtime assets for an eligible page when its manifest contains scripts. Entry-page rendering uses this getter. Tests verify the query reads runtime_assets_json and not site_json; related test doubles and comments are updated.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~12 minutes

Change: Refactor

Suggested reviewers: davidbabinec

Merge Risk: Low · up to 24f42

A temporary database error can leave collection pages unbaked, increasing live-rendering work. The change is mergeable with this bounded risk acknowledged.

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_{A rabbit checks the page’s small script list,
And skips a wider read it might have missed.
One snapshot serves each table’s rows,
While runtime manifest data flows.
The changelog marks the version new,
And carrots wait when reviews are through.}

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- Line 97: Update the promise caching around entrySnapshots.set(tableSlug,
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Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win

Remove rejected promises from the cache.

If the runtime-asset query fails once, every later row in the same table reuses the rejected promise. Those rows are not baked, even if the database recovers, and fall back to the live renderer after the slot swap. Remove the promise on rejection so the next row can retry. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Review comment at @server/publish/bakeDataRows.ts at line 97:
Update the promise caching around entrySnapshots.set(tableSlug, snapshot) so a
rejected runtime-asset query removes that tableSlug entry from entrySnapshots,
allowing a later row to retry; keep reusing successfully resolved snapshots.

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