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Allowlisting a model does nothing until a poll ingests it, and the poller timer runs every 2 hours. Observed live today: two models were allowlisted at 18:59, the poller had last run at 17:46, and their catalog rows still read `deprecated` with a `last_updated` three days old. That reads as "the allowlist did not work", not "the catalog has not caught up yet" -- and there is nothing in the portal that says which. Removal matters as much as addition, and is the less obvious half: the poller is what marks a dropped row `deprecated`, so without this a de-allowlisted model keeps serving traffic until the next tick. **Debounced, not fire-per-edit.** The allowlist editor adds entries one at a time, so a five-model session would otherwise mean five full multi-provider catalog fetches. Each edit cancels the pending timer and starts a new one, so a burst costs exactly one poll -- `test_a_burst_of_edits_costs_exactly_one_poll` pins that. Three things it deliberately does not do: - It does not run inside the endpoint's transaction. `poller.main` opens its OWN connection, so scheduling before the commit would race it against an uncommitted write -- and the poll would then filter the catalog against an allowlist missing the row that triggered it, deprecating the very model just added. - It does not fail the edit. The edit is already committed; surfacing a network error from the re-poll would report the wrong thing as broken, and the timer retries on its own schedule regardless. - It does not live at module level. State is in `build_router`'s closure, keeping the module's no-globals contract. `freshness.repoll_after_allowlist_change_seconds` (5.0) tunes it; 0 disables the trigger and leaves the timer as the only path. tests/conftest.py disables the trigger suite-wide -- `poller.main` reads its own config, opens its own DB and talks to the network, so the existing allowlist tests would have started firing real polls the moment this shipped. The new tests clear that guard and substitute the runner, so the debounce is covered without the side effects. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VRQXz5SYZYVWscxS1QqF6U
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