Fabian Iwand

> as well as having one unique way of closing all connection and clear up the pool at once at once What would be a use case to do this...

> In case the client application (i.e: data-connector) shuts down, we want to graciously free all the connections, from all the pools to every hosts. Then all you need to...

> But I'm wondering if control could be inverted here. Maybe pass in something like Observable's invalidation promise? ... Actually, I think an [AbortController](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/AbortController) would be a good choice here?

> This it the TCP connection to the database server, not the HTTP connection to the client. Shouldn't matter, you can still create an abort signal and subscribe to it:...

Yes, my idea with the AbortController was that you pass in the signal and have the connector subscribe to the abort event: ```js signal.addEventListener("abort", () => { /* kill connection...

This issue for BigQuery is likely related: https://talk.observablehq.com/t/transient-error-with-dates-and-bigquery/8105/5

Hi @GordonSmith, the feature is currently in beta testing and will be released soon.

SQL and Data table views are now generally available in iframe embeds. For more details please see our updated [Release Notes](https://observablehq.com/@observablehq/release-notes).

Alternative repro: 1. Create a cell containing `"AA", "BB"` 2. Open search/replace, enable regex 3. Enter `(AA|BB)\b` as the search term 4. Enter `$1C` as the replacement 5. Replace *all*...

Just ran into this myself and had to revert a set of ~30 changes. If the fix is non-trivial then we should at least consider disabling the "Replace all" button...