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Spamming rebuilds breaks live preview #1

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opened 2025-07-13 22:35:00 +00:00 by ficd · 0 comments
ficd commented 2025-07-13 22:35:00 +00:00
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If the user triggers rebuilds in quick succession, the browser is sent the reload command after the first build, even though a second build may be underway. This results in a 404 page being served, and the user needs to manually refresh the browser page.

Mitigation: Don't allow a rebuild until the browser has re-connected to the WebSocket after the first reload.

If the user triggers rebuilds in quick succession, the browser is sent the reload command after the first build, even though a second build may be underway. This results in a 404 page being served, and the user needs to manually refresh the browser page. **Mitigation**: Don't allow a rebuild until the browser has re-connected to the WebSocket after the first reload.
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