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PR Summary

This PR includes critical infrastructure changes affecting database connectivity and mail threading behavior in production.

• Production Hyperdrive database ID updated to 'b1be316b45fb439a9e54b74ecc20aa21' in apps/server/wrangler.jsonc, requiring verification of database readiness
• Changed thread message sorting in apps/mail/components/mail/mail-list.tsx to use getThreadData?.latest directly, which may affect how threads with draft messages are displayed
• Simplified message sorting logic could impact mail list display order when threads contain both draft and non-draft messages

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Bug: Draft Messages Incorrectly Displayed as Latest

The logic for determining the "latest message" in a thread was changed from filtering out draft messages and sorting by received date to directly using getThreadData?.latest. This can cause draft messages to be incorrectly displayed as the latest message in the thread list, leading to incorrect content or message order.

apps/mail/components/mail/mail-list.tsx#L81-L97

Zero/apps/mail/components/mail/mail-list.tsx

Lines 81 to 97 in d1781b2

	// const latestReceivedMessage = useMemo(() => {
	// if (!getThreadData?.messages) return getThreadData?.latest;
	// const nonDraftMessages = getThreadData.messages.filter((msg) => !msg.isDraft);
	// if (nonDraftMessages.length === 0) return getThreadData?.latest;
	// return (
	// nonDraftMessages.sort((a, b) => {
	// const dateA = new Date(a.receivedOn).getTime();
	// const dateB = new Date(b.receivedOn).getTime();
	// return dateB - dateA;
	// })[0] || getThreadData?.latest
	// );
	// }, [getThreadData?.messages, getThreadData?.latest]);
	const latestMessage = getThreadData?.latest;

Fix in Cursor

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Bug: Email Update Caching Broken

A critical line for setting query data from real-time updates has been commented out, likely during debugging. This prevents real-time email updates from being properly cached in the query client, breaking live synchronization functionality.

apps/mail/components/party.tsx#L50-L51

Zero/apps/mail/components/party.tsx

Lines 50 to 51 in d1781b2

	const { threadId, result } = JSON.parse(message.data);
	// queryClient.setQueryData(trpc.mail.get.queryKey({ id: threadId }), result);

Fix in Cursor

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