docs(web): record that the OG image does not go live with the deploy - #44
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Caught while verifying the #42 deploy. Pages served the new card immediately, but the apex kept answering with the old one — and the cause is not a flaky CDN, it is designed behaviour that is easy to misread. /og-image.png is listed in APP_PATH_PREFIXES, so routeRequest() does not proxy it to Pages; the Worker serves it from backend/src/routes/assetsPublic.ts out of caches.default with `Cache-Control: public, max-age=86400, immutable`. That cache exists on purpose — it keeps Slack/iMessage/Discord unfurlers off the Pages origin on every scrape — but it means a regenerated card is invisible at the apex for up to 24 hours per edge, and `immutable` tells scrapers not to revalidate, so anything unfurling during the window holds the old card for longer still. Measured at the time: origin sha256 matched the new file with saturation 0.157 and #0f0f12 at 85.3%, while the apex returned cf-cache-status HIT, age 68244, and the old content-length. Nothing was wrong with the deploy, which is exactly why this needed writing down rather than retrying. The README now carries the two commands to compare origin against apex, says to purge the URL in Cloudflare and then re-scrape in the platform's own validator (the unfurlers cache separately), and records the underlying weakness: the cache key has no content or version component, so every future OG change repeats the window. Three possible fixes are named, including that web-deploy.yml already holds a CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN — with the caveat that its scope has not been checked, so nobody assumes a purge step would work. brand/og-image.sh now prints the same warning after it installs, because that is where someone will be standing when they need it. Work-Control-ID: 01a01008-16a5-7456-afa3-819c024716a7 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
WalkthroughDocumenta que o Worker pode manter ChangesCache da imagem OG
Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~5 minutos Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The documentation should make URL-specific purging the standard procedure and verify that the origin and apex bodies actually match; otherwise operators may invalidate unrelated caches or mistakenly conclude that the image is synchronized. The PR remains mergeable with explicit owner follow-up on these bounded issues. Possibly related PRs
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In `@web/README.md`:
- Around line 124-126: Update the cache-purge instructions so purging
https://fastsha.red/og-image.png by URL is the standard procedure, and retain
“Purge Everything” only as an explicit fallback when URL purging is unavailable
or ineffective.
- Around line 117-127: Update the verification flow in web/README.md lines
117-127 to download both origin and apex response bodies, compute and compare
their SHA-256 hashes, and fail or report HTTP errors instead of using HEAD-only
checks; apply the same body-download, hash-comparison, and HTTP-error validation
in the post-installation warning in brand/og-image.sh lines 124-130.
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| ```bash | ||
| # origin — should be the new file straight away | ||
| curl -s https://fastshared-web.pages.dev/og-image.png | shasum -a 256 | ||
| # apex — compare, and read the cache headers | ||
| curl -sI https://fastsha.red/og-image.png | grep -iE 'cf-cache-status|age|content-length' | ||
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| If they differ, purge `https://fastsha.red/og-image.png` in the Cloudflare | ||
| dashboard (Caching → Configuration → Purge Everything, or purge by URL). Then | ||
| re-scrape in the platform's own validator, because the unfurlers cache separately | ||
| from Cloudflare. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Corrija a verificação duplicada dos bytes.
Os dois trechos calculam o hash somente da origem e usam HEAD no apex. Isso não confirma que os corpos são iguais.
web/README.md#L117-L127: baixe origem e apex, compare os dois SHA-256 e valide erros HTTP.brand/og-image.sh#L124-L130: aplique o mesmo fluxo no aviso pós-instalação.
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In `@web/README.md` around lines 117 - 127, Update the verification flow in
web/README.md lines 117-127 to download both origin and apex response bodies,
compute and compare their SHA-256 hashes, and fail or report HTTP errors instead
of using HEAD-only checks; apply the same body-download, hash-comparison, and
HTTP-error validation in the post-installation warning in brand/og-image.sh
lines 124-130.
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| If they differ, purge `https://fastsha.red/og-image.png` in the Cloudflare | ||
| dashboard (Caching → Configuration → Purge Everything, or purge by URL). Then | ||
| re-scrape in the platform's own validator, because the unfurlers cache separately |
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Faça a purga por URL ser o procedimento padrão.
Purge Everything invalida recursos não relacionados a /og-image.png e pode gerar uma onda de cache misses. Como o objetivo é corrigir somente esta imagem, instrua o operador a usar purge by URL. Deixe Purge Everything apenas como contingência explícita.
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In `@web/README.md` around lines 124 - 126, Update the cache-purge instructions so
purging https://fastsha.red/og-image.png by URL is the standard procedure, and
retain “Purge Everything” only as an explicit fallback when URL purging is
unavailable or ineffective.
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Replaces #43, which I opened against a branch that had already been squash-merged as #42 — so it re-proposed #42's content on top of a main that already had it, and went
CONFLICTING. This is the same commit on a clean branch off currentmain: two files, +56 lines, docs only.Work-Control-ID: 01a01008-16a5-7456-afa3-819c024716a7
What this records
Caught while verifying the #42 deploy, and worth writing down precisely because it looks exactly like a flaky CDN and is not one.
fastshared-web.pages.dev)saturation 0.157,#0f0f12at 85.3%fastsha.red)cf-cache-status: HIT,age: 68244, oldcontent-lengthNothing was wrong with the deploy.
/og-image.pngis inAPP_PATH_PREFIXES(backend/src/index.ts), sorouteRequest()does not proxy it to Pages — the Worker serves it frombackend/src/routes/assetsPublic.tsout ofcaches.defaultwithCache-Control: public, max-age=86400, immutable.The cache is deliberate and the code says why: it keeps Slack/iMessage/Discord unfurlers off the Pages origin on every scrape. The consequence is that a regenerated card is invisible at the apex for up to 24 hours per edge, and
immutabletells scrapers not to revalidate, so anything unfurling during the window holds the old card longer still.What it adds
web/README.mdgets the two commands to compare origin against apex, the instruction to purge the URL in Cloudflare and then re-scrape in the platform's own validator (unfurlers cache separately from Cloudflare), and the underlying weakness rather than just the workaround: the cache key is${SHORT_LINK_HOST}${pathname}, with no content or version component, so every future OG change repeats this window.Three fixes are named — shorten
CACHE_MAX_AGE_SECONDSfor this one asset, key the cache on a build id, or add a purge step toweb-deploy.yml, which already holds aCLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN. With the caveat recorded: whether that token carries cache-purge scope has not been checked, so nobody assumes a purge step would just work.brand/og-image.shprints the same warning right after it installs — which is where someone will be standing when they need it.No behaviour change. The purge itself needs dashboard access.
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