* Skip deploy previews for fork PRs that lack Cloudflare secrets
Fork PRs don't have access to repository secrets (CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN,
CLOUDFLARE_ACCOUNT_ID), so deploy/smoke-test/comment steps always fail.
Add a fork detection condition to skip these steps gracefully. The build
steps still run, so example builds are still validated for fork PRs.
* fix: align Pages Router worker entry with prod-server request handling
The generated Cloudflare Worker entry for Pages Router apps was missing
several request handling steps that the Node.js production server
(prod-server.ts) already handled. This brings the two in sync:
- Run middleware (runMiddleware) before routing
- Apply next.config.js redirects, rewrites (before/after/fallback), and headers
- Handle basePath stripping and trailing slash normalization
- Merge middleware response headers with correct precedence
- Guard renderPage with typeof check
Also updates the two Pages Router examples (pages-router-cloudflare,
realworld-api-rest) and exports vinext/config/config-matchers so the
worker entry can import the shared matching utilities.
* chore: sync pnpm-lock.yaml with upstream package.json changes
App Router examples were missing react-server-dom-webpack as an explicit
dependency. With pnpm's strict module resolution, this caused the Vite
dev server to fail resolving react-server-dom-webpack/client.browser,
breaking client-side hydration — "use client" components rendered as
static HTML with no interactivity.
The @vitejs/plugin-rsc correctly adds react-server-dom-webpack to
optimizeDeps.include, but the package must be resolvable from the
project root. Without it in package.json, pnpm cannot link it.
- Add Content-Security-Policy and X-Content-Type-Options headers to image responses
- Validate Content-Type allowlist (reject SVG, HTML, non-image types)
- Bound width parameter to configured deviceSizes/imageSizes with 3840px max
- Add deviceSizes and imageSizes to NextConfig type
- Apply to all image paths: Workers, Node.js prod server (App + Pages Router)
- Fix benchmarks limit param NaN handling
Steve Faulkner