v0.1.15 — perf: extract retryCount via SQL instead of fetching full inputData JSONB in SSE stream
Release v0.1.15: SSE Performance — Extract retryCount in SQL
What changed
The SSE stream endpoint for real-time pipeline monitoring was selecting the entire inputData JSONB column on every poll tick (every 3 seconds per connection), then immediately discarding it after extracting retryCount. Since inputData stores full AI conversation history, this meant megabytes of data transferred and deserialized per tick.
We now extract retryCount directly in SQL using a JSONB expression, so only the integer is transferred.
Impact
- 50–90% reduction in database data transfer per active pipeline connection
- Significant CPU savings from eliminating JSONB deserialization on every poll
- No API changes —
retryCountoutput remains identical - Security improvement: sensitive credentials in
inputDatanever touch the application server during streaming
Technical
Replaced SELECT agentJobs.inputData + JS map with a SQL expression: sql<number | null>\(${agentJobs.inputData}->>'retryCount')::int``. The result shape is correct at query time, eliminating the intermediate transformation step.
Release Notes
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Here's a summary of what happened:
✅ PR #423 — Merged Successfully
- Merge SHA:
71b7f1876ca28a203dd999f203660a8f3f7dab1a - Method: Squash merge
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Recommended Next Step
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