fix: scale converter workers with CPU count - #31
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The FileConverter cluster was clamped to licenseInfo.count, which is hardcoded to 1, so maxprocesscount and CPU count had no effect and only a single converter worker ever started. Drop the license-based cap (and the now-pointless license file watch/daily re-read) so worker count derives solely from availableParallelism and maxprocesscount. Assisted-by: ClaudeCode:claude-opus-4-8 Signed-off-by: Julius Knorr <jus@bitgrid.net>
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The FileConverter worker cluster was clamped to
licenseInfo.count, which is hardcoded to1in the open-sourcelicense.js. As a resultFileConverter.converter.maxprocesscountand the CPU count had no effect and only a single converter worker ever started, serializing all conversions.This matches upstream ONLYOFFICE/DocumentServer#2594.
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Math.min(licenseInfo.count, workersCount)cap inFileConverter/sources/convertermaster.js.Worker count now derives solely from
availableParallelism(falling back to CPU count) andmaxprocesscount.license.jsitself is left untouched as it is used elsewhere.