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…st launch useCachedPromise uses ~4x more memory than direct fetch when populating an empty cache, causing JS heap out of memory crashes on first launch. This replaces it with direct fetch + Cache API while maintaining the same stale-while-revalidate behavior. See: raycast/utils#65
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Currently,
useSQLperforms anexistsSynccheck synchronously inside useMemo. If the file is missing, this throws an error during the React render phase, causing the entire component to crash (noticed this because of raycast/extensions#23965) which means noonError🥲.Since
baseExecuteSQLalready checks for file existence, we can safely remove the lines and cause the error to be handled.There is no test case in the
testsfolder but if needed, I can create one.