Precompiled 2025-07-16-c1c23bd

Add tablet index backfill timer (#39120)

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Precompiled 2025-07-15-50bc28e

Log snapshot import worker dying (#39074)

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Precompiled 2025-07-14-19aed7a

Fix agent mode (#39000)

Make the experimental agent mode work when no anonymous dev deployments exist yet.

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Precompiled 2025-07-11-74f2e87

Update dependency posthog-js to ~1.250.0 (#38844)

This PR contains the following updates:

| Package | Type | Update | Change | Pending |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| [posthog-js](https://posthog.com/docs/libraries/js) ([source](https://redirect.github.com/PostHog/posthog-js)) | dependencies | minor | [`~1.249.0` -> `~1.250.0`](https://renovatebot.com/diffs/npm/posthog-js/1.249.5/1.250.1) | `1.257.0` (+17) |

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##### 1.250.1 - 2025-06-10

### [`v1.250.0`](https://redirect.github.com/PostHog/posthog-js/releases/tag/v1.250.0): 1.250.0

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##### 1.250.0 - 2025-06-09

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Precompiled 2025-07-10-5684962

Add more data to the UDF log stream (#38877)

I want to the logs page to have more data, let's add the following:
- Usage stats (to help customers debug usage in real time without axiom/datadog integrations set up)
- `execution_timestamp` - if the result is not cached, this may be useful in the future for rendering a request tree instead of a sequential list of logs
- `occ_info` - for showing insights in real time
- execution environment - useful to show for actions
- identity type (e.g. user, system, instance_admin, team_acting_user -- useful for showing who ran the function)

In the future, I'd also like to add a `caller_execution_id` so we can render the logs in a tree view

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Precompiled 2025-07-09-86f70aa

Use V8 external strings for JS module source instead of copying (#38782)

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Precompiled 2025-07-08-3e1b67e

Split leases initialization & apply timeout to init queries (#38752)

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Precompiled 2025-07-07-ade99cf

dev --once --debug-node-apis (#35201)

Flag to bundle non-'use node' entry points one at a time in order to provide an import trace if they use Node.js APIs.

If this works well it could run automatically on relevant bundler errors.

GitOrigin-RevId: bfbdc200f0f7a7246137671513f6b60e6858aee6

Precompiled 2025-07-04-f81f5d1

Make `db` APIs take an explicit table name argument (#38505)

This PR modifies the `DatabaseWriter`/`DatabaseReader` APIs so that they take the appropriate table name as an explicit parameter, instead of just using the information from the name.

For instance, instead of writing:

```ts
const document = await db.get(id);
await db.patch(id, { count: (document?.count ?? 0) + 1 });
```

the new API is:

```ts
const document = await db.get("documents", id);
await db.patch("documents", id, { count: (document?.count ?? 0) + 1 });
```

### Why?
The goal is to allow in the future users to use arbitrary strings in IDs. In particular, it makes it easier to create documents with optimistic updates on the client, without needing an additional kind of ID.

In rare cases, the current API can also create vulnerabilities where attackers would get or modify data from an unexpected table. Argument validation prevents this from working, so it shouldn’t affect too many projects.

### Backwards-compatibility
As of now, both the old API and the new one are still supported. For now, the new API is marked as `@internal` so that we can test it in our internal projects. Once it’s ready for general usage, we will remove `@internal` on the new APIs and mark the old APIs as `@deprecated`. Later, we plan to remove the old APIs.

### Code migration
To make the migration of existing code easier, I created a codemod tool. It will be added in an upcoming PR.

### Testing
This PR adds JavaScript-only tests that verify that the new types of `DatabaseReader`/`DatabaseWriter` work as expected. It also adds new UDF tests that verify that the syscall argument validation works correctly.

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Precompiled 2025-07-03-4a598bb

dashboard: fix clipping issue with backup deployment selector (#38668)

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