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09:41:07
PR #482 merged — redis → postgres
09:41:12
▸ decision captured · 94% conf
09:44:58
#eng-infra thread linked as evidence
10:02:31
▸ ADR-042 drafted → PR opened
10:15:09
JIRA PLAT-889 — grpc spike closed
10:15:44
▸ decision captured · 81% conf
10:23:17
PR #517 — moment.js removed
10:23:29
▸ decision captured · 97% conf
11:08:50
low-conf record routed to review
11:31:02
▸ query answered · 3 records cited
09:41:07
PR #482 merged — redis → postgres
09:41:12
▸ decision captured · 94% conf
09:44:58
#eng-infra thread linked as evidence
10:02:31
▸ ADR-042 drafted → PR opened
10:15:09
JIRA PLAT-889 — grpc spike closed
10:15:44
▸ decision captured · 81% conf
10:23:17
PR #517 — moment.js removed
10:23:29
▸ decision captured · 97% conf
11:08:50
low-conf record routed to review
11:31:02
▸ query answered · 3 records cited
94% confidence
Six months later, nobody remembers why.
The decision was made in a Slack thread at 11pm. The person who made it left in March. The wiki page says last updated 19 months ago. And a new engineer just asked the question everyone dreads: “wait — why is it built like this?”
The context didn't disappear.
It was just never filed.
does anyone know why sessions are on postgres instead of redis?? asking for the third time
14 replies · no answer
a41f9c2 · “fix sessions (final) (really)”
author: priya@ — left the company
This page may be out of date.
last edited 19 months ago
ask Priya?
…Priya left in March
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Heads up — this reintroduces Redis for sessions. The team moved away from that in ADR-042 after eviction issues under load. Worth a read before merging.
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