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https://sonarly.com/issue/33412?type=bug The `canFeatureBeUsed` billing check called during every workflow trigger execution runs an expensive query with two levels of JOINed relations, but only checks if a subscription exists. Under worker load, this query times out at the 10-second `query_timeout` threshold, failing workflow runs. Fix: ## What changed Modified `canFeatureBeUsed()` in `billing-usage.service.ts` to use a lightweight direct query instead of calling `getCurrentBillingSubscription()`. ### Before `canFeatureBeUsed` called `billingSubscriptionService.getCurrentBillingSubscription({ workspaceId })` which runs a `find()` query with two levels of eagerly-loaded relations: - `billingSubscriptionItems` (JOIN to `billingSubscriptionItem` table) - `billingSubscriptionItems.billingProduct` (JOIN to `billingProduct` table) All of this just to check `!!billingSubscription` — a boolean existence check that doesn't use any of the loaded relations. ### After `canFeatureBeUsed` now queries `billingSubscriptionRepository.findOne()` directly with: - The same `where` filter: `{ workspaceId, status: Not(SubscriptionStatus.Canceled) }` - `select: ['id']` — only fetches the primary key column - No relations loaded This eliminates the two JOINs and reduces the query from a multi-table join returning all columns to a simple single-table lookup returning one column. The partial unique index `IDX_BILLING_SUBSCRIPTION_WORKSPACE_ID_UNIQUE` on `(workspaceId) WHERE status IN ('trialing', 'active', 'past_due')` can be used efficiently. ### Why this is safe - `billingSubscriptionRepository` is already injected in `BillingUsageService` (line 51-52) and used by other methods in the same class - `Not` and `SubscriptionStatus` were already imported in this file - The filter logic is identical to `getCurrentBillingSubscription` - The return value semantics are unchanged: truthy if a non-canceled subscription exists, falsy otherwise - The two callers (`workflow-runner.workspace-service.ts` and `billing-usage-event.listener.ts`) both only check the boolean result
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