- **Creating a repository no longer stalls the hub on a busy disk (#335).** A bare init makes about sixteen fsyncs, and on Earth's shared disk each waited behind every other write: one create took 26 s and held an async worker the whole time. Creates from the API, the web and drops now run on a blocking thread, as forks and bucket creates already did.
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- **A Diffusion bump pins the upstream's default bookmark (#332).** A bump kept the bookmark name of the pin it replaced, so a subrepo first pinned at an upstream proposal's bookmark still named it after the proposal landed and Diffusion moved the pin to the default bookmark's state; a checkout then counted the subrepo as on another bookmark. A bump now names the upstream's default bookmark, unless it keeps pinned changes that bookmark lacks.
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- **Listing landed proposals is quick, and pages (#331).** `oh proposal list --state landed` on a repository with a few hundred proposals timed out: the API worked out every proposal's projected state again, landed and closed ones too. Those now come from what was recorded, and the list takes `limit` (`oh proposal list --limit N`, 30 by default), newest first.
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- **A big image's push no longer fails at the last step (#341).** The hub reads a whole image before it accepts the manifest, which on a busy disk outlasted `flow rootfs push`'s wait. The image could then be kept but never offered, and a retry read it all again. The hub now finishes and records the image even if the sender gives up, and a manifest it already keeps is recorded without reading the image again.
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if db::repos::get(&app.db, &name.owner, &name.name).await?.is_some() || app.repos.exists(&name) {