* fix(api): gracefully handle aborted requests
When a client closes a connection early (e.g. while `await request.text()` is parsing), it throws a `DOMException` with `name: "AbortError"`. Previously, this hit our catch block, was logged as an unhandled exception to the console via `console.error`, and returned a `500` status. This resulted in an alarming error message which looked like a server crash, but the server actually stayed up.
This commit updates `errorResponse` in `src/api.ts` to intercept `AbortError` and handle it properly. If we detect an `AbortError`, we now log a simple `400 Bad Request` instead, without writing out the `DOMException` stack trace.
* fix(api): gracefully handle aborted requests
When a client closes a connection early (e.g. while `await request.text()` is parsing), it throws a `DOMException` with `name: "AbortError"`. Previously, this hit our catch block, was logged as an unhandled exception to the console via `console.error`, and returned a `500` status. This resulted in an alarming error message which looked like a server crash, but the server actually stayed up.
This commit updates `errorResponse` in `src/api.ts` to intercept `AbortError` and handle it properly. If we detect an `AbortError`, we now log a simple `499 Client Closed Request` instead, without writing out the `DOMException` stack trace.
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* feat: implement manual save via Ctrl+S with toast and increase autosave interval
- Increased autosave interval to 30s.
- Captured Ctrl+S / Meta+S to trigger manual save.
- Added a minimalistic, translucent toast in the top right to display saving status.
* feat: implement manual save via Ctrl+S with toast and increase autosave interval
- Increased autosave interval to 30s.
- Captured Ctrl+S / Meta+S to trigger manual save.
- Added a minimalistic, translucent toast in the top right to display saving status.
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Co-authored-by: ruinivist <179396038+ruinivist@users.noreply.github.com>
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