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## Current Behavior /blog and /changelog paths are always served by the Next.js app. ## Expected Behavior When the `BLOG_URL` env var is set in Netlify, /blog/*, /changelog/* are proxied to the standalone blog site (e.g. nrwl-blog.netlify.app). When unset, behavior is unchanged — paths fall through to Next.js. The proxy runs in the existing Netlify edge function alongside the Framer proxy, using `beforeFiles` semantics to override local routes. Includes URL rewriting (blogUrl → nx.dev) and security headers. ## Related Issue(s) Fixes DOC-455
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## Current Behavior Browsers request /favicon.ico but the file lives at /favicon/favicon.ico, resulting in a 404. ## Expected Behavior /favicon.ico redirects to /favicon/favicon.ico and serves correctly.
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…35043) ## Current Behavior `/blog` and `/changelog` paths are always served by the Next.js app. The Netlify edge function excludes these paths (`/blog/*` in `excludedPath`, `/blog` and `/changelog` in `nextjsPaths`) so they bypass the Framer proxy and fall through to Next.js. ## Expected Behavior When the `BLOG_URL` env var is set in Netlify, `/blog/*` and `/changelog/*` requests are proxied to the standalone blog site (e.g., `nrwl-blog.netlify.app`) via the existing Netlify edge function. When `BLOG_URL` is **not** set, behavior is unchanged — paths fall through to Next.js as before. **Changes to `netlify/edge-functions/rewrite-framer-urls.ts`:** - Read `BLOG_URL` env var - Conditionally remove `/blog` and `/changelog` from `nextjsPaths` when `BLOG_URL` is set - Remove `/blog/*` and `/changelog` from static `excludedPath` so the edge function can intercept these paths - Add blog proxy branch: when `BLOG_URL` is set and path matches, proxy to blog site with URL rewriting (`blogUrl` → `https://nx.dev`) and security headers (`X-Frame-Options`, `CSP`) - When `BLOG_URL` is unset, blog/changelog paths fall through to Next.js via explicit `context.next()` guard **Asset resolution note:** The edge function only handles `text/html` requests. Blog site assets (CSS, JS) will need to be served from the blog site's own CDN (via `build.assetsPrefix` or equivalent in the blog repo). All existing `/_next/*` assets remain in `excludedPath` and are unaffected. ## Related Issue(s) Fixes DOC-455 (cherry picked from commit a8b5d04)
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…35043) ## Current Behavior `/blog` and `/changelog` paths are always served by the Next.js app. The Netlify edge function excludes these paths (`/blog/*` in `excludedPath`, `/blog` and `/changelog` in `nextjsPaths`) so they bypass the Framer proxy and fall through to Next.js. ## Expected Behavior When the `BLOG_URL` env var is set in Netlify, `/blog/*` and `/changelog/*` requests are proxied to the standalone blog site (e.g., `nrwl-blog.netlify.app`) via the existing Netlify edge function. When `BLOG_URL` is **not** set, behavior is unchanged — paths fall through to Next.js as before. **Changes to `netlify/edge-functions/rewrite-framer-urls.ts`:** - Read `BLOG_URL` env var - Conditionally remove `/blog` and `/changelog` from `nextjsPaths` when `BLOG_URL` is set - Remove `/blog/*` and `/changelog` from static `excludedPath` so the edge function can intercept these paths - Add blog proxy branch: when `BLOG_URL` is set and path matches, proxy to blog site with URL rewriting (`blogUrl` → `https://nx.dev`) and security headers (`X-Frame-Options`, `CSP`) - When `BLOG_URL` is unset, blog/changelog paths fall through to Next.js via explicit `context.next()` guard **Asset resolution note:** The edge function only handles `text/html` requests. Blog site assets (CSS, JS) will need to be served from the blog site's own CDN (via `build.assetsPrefix` or equivalent in the blog repo). All existing `/_next/*` assets remain in `excludedPath` and are unaffected. ## Related Issue(s) Fixes DOC-455
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Current Behavior
/blogand/changelogpaths are always served by the Next.js app. The Netlify edge function excludes these paths (/blog/*inexcludedPath,/blogand/changeloginnextjsPaths) so they bypass the Framer proxy and fall through to Next.js.Expected Behavior
When the
BLOG_URLenv var is set in Netlify,/blog/*and/changelog/*requests are proxied to the standalone blog site (e.g.,nrwl-blog.netlify.app) via the existing Netlify edge function. WhenBLOG_URLis not set, behavior is unchanged — paths fall through to Next.js as before.Changes to
netlify/edge-functions/rewrite-framer-urls.ts:BLOG_URLenv var/blogand/changelogfromnextjsPathswhenBLOG_URLis set/blog/*and/changelogfrom staticexcludedPathso the edge function can intercept these pathsBLOG_URLis set and path matches, proxy to blog site with URL rewriting (blogUrl→https://nx.dev) and security headers (X-Frame-Options,CSP)BLOG_URLis unset, blog/changelog paths fall through to Next.js via explicitcontext.next()guardAsset resolution note: The edge function only handles
text/htmlrequests. Blog site assets (CSS, JS) will need to be served from the blog site's own CDN (viabuild.assetsPrefixor equivalent in the blog repo). All existing/_next/*assets remain inexcludedPathand are unaffected.Related Issue(s)
Fixes DOC-455