Hitting your plan's daily artifact limit now says so by name instead of a generic rate-limit error.
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Hitting your plan's daily cap on new artifacts or pushes is now reported as such, with copy naming the plan, instead of a generic rate-limit error. Other rate limits are retried after the delay the server asks for, capped at 30 seconds. Failures fetching content now say whether a proxy refused the connection (including a 407 auth challenge) or an allowlist blocked it.
- The cap message reads "daily new-artifact limit for your plan reached".
- Allowlist remediation text differs for cloud environments, remote sessions and the desktop app's network settings.
- Reachable by anyone publishing artifacts.
daily new-artifact limit for your plan reached
Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.
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