{"session": "c35e7375-7ce3-4bc3-b1ae-7cdf73bd1488", "env": "main", "command": "journal todo read 4182 2>&1 | grep -m1 '\"title\"'; journal todo update 4183 --brief \"Sir Jesse, messages 24892-24894: updating Smart Farmers took over two minutes; it is only new Python files, migrations should be quick, and the server need not start cold. Measure each upgrade step (pause agents, wait for commands, copy, pack the pyz, migrations, restart, warm-up) and cut what dominates. Keep loaded resources across an update: each resource type carries a version; the parsed rows are kept across the restart and dropped only for a type whose version changed. A release can declare in its update metadata that it needs a full restart, unloading everything including the cache; that is rare, and the engine honours it. Machine load was 60-117 on 10 cores during the 2.269.0 suite at the time.\" 2>&1 | tail -1 | cut -c1-40; journal message process 24892 \"also, updating the journal still takes a hell of a long time\" todo:4183 2>&1 | tail -1 | cut -c1-40", "parts": ["journal todo read 4182 2>&1 | grep -m1 '\"title\"'", "journal todo update 4183 --brief \"Sir Jesse, messages 24892-24894: updating Smart Farmers took over two minutes; it is only new Python files, migrations should be quick, and the server need not start cold. Measure each upgrade step (pause agents, wait for commands, copy, pack the pyz, migrations, restart, warm-up) and cut what dominates. Keep loaded resources across an update: each resource type carries a version; the parsed rows are kept across the restart and dropped only for a type whose version changed. A release can declare in its update metadata that it needs a full restart, unloading everything including the cache; that is rare, and the engine honours it. Machine load was 60-117 on 10 cores during the 2.269.0 suite at the time.\" 2>&1 | tail -1 | cut -c1-40", "journal message process 24892 \"also, updating the journal still takes a hell of a long time\" todo:4183 2>&1 | tail -1 | cut -c1-40"]}