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I’m using catch Pending
to display a background image — it’s working fine.
Is there a way to do this only if the pending state lasts for longer than, say, 0.5 seconds, to avoid the UI “flashing” when actions complete quickly?
So the first option is to manually create an AWS EC2 instance, ssh into it, install git and docker and start it there
I put all the instructions in this readme: https://github.com/DanBunea/electric-starter-app
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Next time, I will use ECS (Containers/Services/Task definition to get the docker image from ECR)
Cool, and fwiw, the -67 is not a measure of latency, it's a measure of clock skew between client and server