open-legal-products makes Mike's project lists ready for heavier use

Mike is tightening how it loads project lists so larger installations do not have to pull everything at once.

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The maintainers have added database-backed pagination to project-list loading, then refined it. In practical terms, Mike can retrieve projects in smaller, manageable batches rather than trying to load a full list in one go.

That is a modest change with a useful operational payoff: project views should remain more responsive as a legal team accumulates matters, workspaces or documents. The caveat is implementation-facing rather than user-facing: the list controls and their pagination state need to move together, or a screen could quietly show only part of the available list.

So what Legal-ops teams expecting Mike to support a growing volume of active work should care because the project interface is being prepared to scale more gracefully.

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SHA	Subject	Author	Date
`469478b1`	Merge pull request #263 from amay0048/db-pagination	Will Chen	2026-07-31	↗ GitHub
Db pagination for tabular reviews
`26f4597b`	Merge pull request #308 from amay0048/pagination-2	Will Chen	2026-08-12	↗ GitHub
Pagination Part 2

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Subject

Author

Date

469478b1

Merge pull request #263 from amay0048/db-pagination

Will Chen

2026-07-31

↗ GitHub

Db pagination for tabular reviews

26f4597b

Merge pull request #308 from amay0048/pagination-2

Will Chen

2026-08-12

↗ GitHub

Pagination Part 2

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