Arnaud
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Two changes: 1. Replaced positional `GROUP BY 1` (not used anywhere else in this codebase) with the conventional pattern of repeating the actual grouped expression — matches every other groupBy call site in the app. 2. Switched Promise.all -> Promise.allSettled across the six independent aggregate queries feeding the six charts, defaulting a failed one to an empty array (that chart just renders "No data yet") instead of taking the whole page down. Logs the failure server-side either way. Couldn't reproduce locally (no DB in this sandbox), but confirmed the allSettled path works: the production build itself hit a real connection failure against the (absent) local DB and degraded cleanly instead of crashing, which is exactly the resilience this fixes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Getting Started
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