fix(web): raise UModel Explorer limit to 2000 - #102
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Summary
Raise the UModel Explorer query ceiling from 100 to 2000 elements so the graph, table, and sidebar statistics are no longer truncated for workspaces such as the reported 183-element model.
Motivation
The Explorer explicitly requested only 100
.umodelrows. Its type counts therefore represented the first 100 sorted elements rather than the complete workspace model, making 10RunbookSetdefinitions appear as 4 in the UI.Changes
.umodel | sort name | limit 2000from UModel Explorer.limitabove the OpenAPI maximum of 1000.Test plan
make buildmake test-servicemake guardmake cinpx pnpm@9.15.9 --dir web run buildgit diff --checkCompatibility
No REST, SPL, MCP, or SDK schema changes. The Explorer keeps the 2000-row bound in the SPL query and omits the redundant request-body
limit, preserving the existing OpenAPI maximum of 1000 for that optional field.Out of scope