Jesse HallamandAlejandro García Montoro
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* MM-69104: signal plugin_statuses_changed without a payload, refetch on demand
The plugin_statuses_changed websocket event broadcast the entire cluster-wide
plugin status slice over the best-effort (UDP) cluster transport. With enough
installed plugins the serialized payload exceeded the gossip datagram size and
was silently dropped with EMSGSIZE ("message too long"), leaving admin clients
on peer nodes with stale plugin state during plugin reinstall/restart churn.
The event is admin-only and only feeds the System Console plugin views, so
rather than push the whole slice, publish it as a payload-free signal sent
reliably over the cluster. The Plugin Management and Marketplace views subscribe
via the useWebSocket hook and debounce a refetch of a full, cluster-wide status
from the existing REST endpoint, pulling the data on demand only while a relevant
view is mounted.
* MM-69104: keep plugin_statuses as an empty array for client compatibility
Some clients call array methods on plugin_statuses (e.g. the Boards/Focalboard
plugin does data.plugin_statuses.find(...)). Omitting the field entirely makes that
throw, so send a non-nil empty slice that serializes as [] rather than null. The
payload stays effectively empty, so the cluster-broadcast size fix is preserved.
* fixup! MM-69104: signal plugin_statuses_changed without a payload, refetch on demand
* Apply suggestions from code review
Co-authored-by: Alejandro García Montoro <alejandro.garciamontoro@gmail.com>
* fixup! MM-69104: signal plugin_statuses_changed without a payload, refetch on demand
use shared useDebounce hook in usePluginStatusesSync
* fixup! MM-69104: signal plugin_statuses_changed without a payload, refetch on demand
trim docstring
* fixup! MM-69104: signal plugin_statuses_changed without a payload, refetch on demand
return pluginStatuses from hook
* fixup! MM-69104: signal plugin_statuses_changed without a payload, refetch on demand
cover hook return value
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Co-authored-by: Alejandro García Montoro <alejandro.garciamontoro@gmail.com>
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