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fix: raise the workspace archive size cap to 64 MiB - #299
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Raises the workspace archive cap (
MAX_ORGANIZATION_ARCHIVE_MIB) from 25 MiB to 64 MiB.experimental.proxyClientMaxBodySizeis set to the archive cap. The middleware matcher covers/api/organization/import, and Next truncates the cloned body at its 10 MiB default, so self-host imports above 10 MiB failed to parse.Type of change
Testing
bun run devbun run lint)bun run typecheck)bun run build:cf && bun run smoke:cf)The export 413 route test asserts the new message, and the oversized-workspace data test sizes its fixture from the cap instead of a hardcoded count. A 30 MiB POST to the import route on
next devlogs Next's "Request body exceeded 10MB" truncation warning without the config change and none with it.Notes for reviewer
The preflight estimate and the exact streaming byte check are unchanged; both read the same constant.
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