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fix: allow one workspace export every 24 hours - #300
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Summary
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Shortens the workspace export cooldown from 30 days to 24 hours. The constant is now
ORGANIZATION_EXPORT_COOLDOWN_HOURS, so the UI and error copy read "every 24 hours".retryAfterSecondsas theretry-afterheader.Type of change
Testing
bun run devbun run lint)bun run typecheck)bun run build:cf && bun run smoke:cf)The cooldown route test covers the new window, the retry bound and the message.
Notes for reviewer
No migration: the window is evaluated at request time against existing
organization_export_limitsrows.Docs impact
Compliance impact
content/legal/terms.mdandcontent/legal/privacy.mdstill state one archive every 30 days; left unchanged since the new limit is more generous. Flagged for a follow-up decision.