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Add trigger for deployment on push to main branch
Comment out D1 database configuration for future reference.
Comment out D1 Database ID replacement and migration steps in the workflow.
This commit adds a new configuration file containing cache time and API site details for various resources.
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This pull request comments out the D1 database configuration in wrangler.toml. This is a significant change that could break the application in a Cloudflare environment if D1 is the selected storage backend, as the application code expects this binding to be present. The pull request lacks a description to clarify the intent behind this change, which is crucial for understanding its impact. My review includes a comment asking for clarification and pointing out the potential runtime failure.
| # [[d1_databases]] | ||
| # binding = "DB" | ||
| # database_name = "moontvplus" | ||
| # database_id = "REPLACE_WITH_YOUR_D1_DATABASE_ID" |
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This change comments out the D1 database binding. This will cause the application to fail at runtime if deployed to Cloudflare with NEXT_PUBLIC_STORAGE_TYPE set to 'd1', as the worker code expects a DB binding.
The pull request title and description are not descriptive. Could you please add more details about why this change is being made? For example:
- Is D1 support being removed?
- Is this a temporary change to fix a deployment issue?
- Are you switching to another database like PostgreSQL, which also seems to be supported?
If D1 is meant to be used, the database_id should be configured with a real value instead of being commented out. The placeholder REPLACE_WITH_YOUR_D1_DATABASE_ID indicates it was not yet set up.
Removed commented-out code for D1 Database ID replacement and migrations.
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