This article explains a reduced platform limit for the number of Aura server-side actions that can be sent in a single HTTP request (called a "boxcar" or XHR request) in Salesforce Lightning.
What is a Boxcar (XHR) Request? In Salesforce's Aura (Lightning component) framework, the browser bundles multiple server-side action calls into a single HTTP request to improve performance. This bundled request is called a boxcar or XHR (XMLHttpRequest) batch. The platform enforces a maximum number of actions that can be included in one boxcar request.
What Changed The limit for the number of actions allowed in a single boxcar request has been reduced to 250 actions per request. If a Lightning component or page attempts to enqueue more than 250 actions in one batch cycle, some actions may be dropped or result in errors.
To avoid hitting the new 250-action limit, reduce the number of Aura server-side actions enqueued in a single component lifecycle. Review your Lightning components and identify locations where large numbers of $A.enqueueAction() calls are made in rapid succession within the same rendering cycle.
Steps to mitigate immediately:
$A.enqueueAction() more than 250 times in a single pass.action.setStorable()) to reduce repeated server calls.For a permanent fix, refactor your server-side Apex controllers to consolidate multiple small data retrieval calls into fewer, larger calls that return more data per request. For example, if a component makes 300 individual getRecord() calls, consolidate them into a single Apex method that accepts a list of IDs and returns all records at once.
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