open-legal-products makes storage failures visible
Mike's maintainers are making back-end storage problems easier to investigate without disrupting the experience seen by users.
When a document download or secure link fails, the system will still fail gracefully for the requester. But the team now records the affected storage item and redacted error detail in server logs, giving operators a trail to follow without exposing sensitive failure data.
- Storage failures now leave a diagnosable, redacted record rather than silently returning nothing.
- The shared Supabase connection, the service that supports authentication and data access, is reused for sign-in and multi-factor checks instead of being rebuilt for every request.
The change also keeps user credentials handled explicitly and prevents the shared administrative connection from retaining user sessions.
So what Legal teams relying on Mike for document-heavy work should care because outages become easier to trace while authentication handling stays deliberately contained.
Spotted something wrong? Or know the PR text has fresher detail than the writeup above?