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This pull request addresses issues with Cloudflare deployments by introducing the necessary configuration file. The addition of wrangler.toml ensures the project is correctly set up for deployment to Cloudflare Pages, defining essential parameters like the project name, compatibility date, and build output location.

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  • Cloudflare Pages Configuration: Added wrangler.toml to configure the project for Cloudflare Pages deployment, specifying the project name, compatibility settings, and build output directory.
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This pull request introduces a wrangler.toml configuration file for Cloudflare Pages. Feedback highlights an inconsistency in the project name (hyperterminal vs hypeterminal) and recommends setting the compatibility_date to a more recent and specific date to avoid potential future breaking changes.

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name = "hyperterminal"
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The project name hyperterminal is inconsistent with the name hypeterminal used in package.json. To maintain consistency across your project's configuration and avoid potential issues, it's recommended to align them.

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name = "hyperterminal"
name = "hypeterminal"

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name = "hyperterminal"
compatibility_date = "2026-03-13"
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Setting compatibility_date to a date far in the future is not recommended. This can cause your application to break unexpectedly when Cloudflare rolls out backwards-incompatible changes. It's best practice to use a specific, recent date that your application is tested against, and update it intentionally. For example, 2024-05-20.

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compatibility_date = "2026-03-13"
compatibility_date = "2024-05-20"

@priom priom closed this Mar 26, 2026
@priom priom deleted the fix/cf-worker branch March 31, 2026 01:58
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