[Improve] Keep clean custom automation runs quiet - #1339
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| where: and( | ||
| eq(tasks.initiatorAutomation, 'custom_automation'), | ||
| eq(tasks.actorExternalId, automationId), |
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This lookup runs once per configured custom automation on every settings-page load. tasks only has an index on initiatorAutomation, so each query must scan/filter the whole custom_automation task population by actorExternalId and then order it before taking five rows. With up to 25 hourly automations, that cost grows quickly. Add a matching composite (ideally partial) index, or fetch all recent runs in one batched query.
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Why this change was made
Frequent checks lose value when every successful no-action run creates another notification. Separating execution from reporting keeps high-frequency automations useful without making quiet runs invisible.
Impact
Teams can schedule custom automations more frequently without proportional chat noise. Completed runs remain inspectable in automation settings and the task history, while findings and blockers continue to reach the configured destination.
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