AFAIK, no, though it is always a good idea to delete deployments you no longer need(save the environment!). But, as long as you aren't abusing the feature or storing millions of old deployments, you should be fine.
Is there a way to nuke API keys and other credentials for Pages and generate new ones?
I'm investigating possibility that one of our Pages API keys + account id had been leaked. Trying to determine if the only option is deleting site and redeploying.
If you upload a folder from your browser and publish your site, just edit your local index.html and upload the updated folder from the "Create a new deployment" button.
When I looked at the site I uploaded to pages, I noticed that
access-control-allow-origin: *
access-control-allow-origin: *
was added. I don't want this, so I tried adding the
_headers
_headers
file to remove this header. I plan to use CI in the future, but for now I'm manually uploading the directory. I uploaded a directory containing the _headers file and it seems to be deleted. What should I do?