been thinking about this more; is there really no way to force close existing connections from the H
been thinking about this more; is there really no way to force close existing connections from the Hyperdrive side of things?




cloudflared and i'm able to define some hostnames and connect to them (a demo website running on 8080)
psql postgres://user:pass@database.internal/db-name)
now() break caching?pg_proc catalog table what the provolatile designation for any given function is, if needed.Error: write CONNECTION_CLOSED <id>.hyperdrive.local:5432 which look like peer timeouts from our DB side in the last couple of weeks (maybe more recently?)75199f96334c42559f89fe73965875e87ae2159c8f4e4c77bf037815e02e8995users?
75199f96334c42559f89fe73965875e87ae2159c8f4e4c77bf037815e02e8995WITH updated_keys AS (
UPDATE keys
SET "lastCall" = NOW()
WHERE "key" = ${token}
RETURNING "key", "userId"
)
SELECT
uk.key,
u.id AS user_id,
u.balance AS user_balance,
u.mail AS user_mail
FROM updated_keys uk
JOIN users u ON uk."userId" = u.id;