- Default `npm run build` now produces a root-relative build (CF Pages
custom domain at loto.miti99.com). The /loto basePath is opt-in via
`npm run build:gh` for the rare manual GH Pages export.
- Removed both GitHub Actions deploy workflows (.github/workflows/) and
the dangling `build:cf` script (it was identical to `build` after the
default flip).
- next.config.mjs: simplified basePath logic — only `BUILD_PROFILE=gh`
toggles a non-empty path; everything else (CF, local dev) is root.
Two named build scripts replace the prior CF_PAGES auto-detect:
npm run build:gh → BUILD_PROFILE=gh, basePath /loto
target: https://tiennm99.github.io/loto
npm run build:cf → BUILD_PROFILE=cf, basePath ""
target: https://loto.miti99.com (CF Pages custom domain)
Both deploy workflows now use the matching profile script. The legacy
`npm run build` keeps its prior behaviour (defaults to /loto basePath) so
nothing else in the toolchain breaks. NEXT_BASE_PATH still wins for any
one-off custom-domain build.
CF_PAGES auto-detection removed — explicit profiles are clearer than
relying on the host injecting a magic env var, and dashboard users should
just set the build command to `npm run build:cf`.
next.config.mjs now detects CF_PAGES=1 (auto-injected by Cloudflare during
build) and switches basePath from /loto to "" — assets resolve at the
project root on loto.pages.dev. GH Pages keeps /loto unchanged.
New workflow .github/workflows/deploy-cloudflare-pages.yml mirrors the GH
Pages flow but publishes via cloudflare/wrangler-action@v3. Requires repo
secrets CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN and CLOUDFLARE_ACCOUNT_ID; project name "loto"
is hardcoded — adjust --project-name= in the workflow if your CF Pages
project uses a different name.
Dashboard-based deploys also work without code changes thanks to the
CF_PAGES detection. See docs/deployment-guide.md for both paths.
Adds the standard ./docs/ structure (overview, codebase summary,
architecture, code standards, design guidelines, deployment guide,
roadmap) and the code-review report under ./plans/reports/.
README now points at the docs and covers the codeserver dev profile.
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