what am I missing, looking at dev tools and non of the content on a deployed pages app are cached by the browser. I don't see any request headers being sent back to assist in this...is this, intentional?
Yes, that is intentional. Pages does its own caching within Cloudflare, so it should be served quickly. If you have a route with immutable assets, then you can add Cache Headers manually
Was anyone able to specify environment variables for each branch deployment seperately? It seems I can only set environment variables for production and preview, but what if I want a staging branch with different environment variables?
There is a reason listed there it just doesnt go into detail because its an internal error and they probably dont want to give the exact details of internal systems as to why it happened. You can retry and it might work.
i am confused, i am using sveltekit to deploy my website to CloudFlare pages using the cloudflare-adapter. Everything has been going great, until i added the ability to resize webp images using 'sharp'. Now i can't compile.
I wonder if they have a team actively working on it, it definitely feels like they ran an internal hackathon and found something valuable but never really pursued it. It won’t make them billions but it is a really valuable tool at a really fair price point
Guys i have the same page on github was hosted in different platforms on in the vercel and one in cf so u can say both the hosting are connected to the same repo in gh. So when i run the website commit or change the website adopted the changes in the vercel but in cf it dont as shown in the image the code is written and displayed text was contact me but it displays something else in the cf domain the same website.
Just created a page for testing CF. Fast and nice, page up and running - but I can't find where is the data center(s) physically located that are now hosting, can I see that and/or influence it?
Gotcha. Is it a static site? I think it’s generally safe to say any static sites are going to be handled quite fast by Cloudflare infrastructure around the world. If you have functions and dynamic components you could setup analytics to monitor and report back on speeds around the world