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perf(cache): reuse GitHub content with transactional visibility revisions - #187
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GitHub's 60-second fallback reread the full activity payload even when its revision had not changed. Repository visibility changes also left cached public names and links visible until expiry because those writes did not advance the feed revision.
Cache revision-keyed activity content for one hour, refresh live head metadata only when it matches the cached content, and renew the existing 60-second outage fallback from successful responses without another database read. Healthy requests always return the current version. A transactional statement trigger advances feed, head, and ordering revisions whenever visibility changes for a repository with published snapshots, covering inventory, normal updates, and direct SQL writes.
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Apply migration 0030 before deploying the longer cache. The documented production build runs migrations before building. This PR does not deploy or change pagination/UI behavior. Production billing savings remain to be measured.