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Summary

rsbuild.rs has been migrated to Cloudflare Pages.

  • Migrate redirect rules from netlify.toml to a new _redirects file
  • Update credits in README.md

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  • Tests updated (or not required).
  • Documentation updated (or not required).

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This pull request completes the migration of the project's website hosting from Netlify to Cloudflare Pages. The primary goal was to adapt the existing redirect logic to the new platform's requirements and to update documentation to reflect this change, ensuring a smooth transition and accurate project information.

Highlights

  • Infrastructure Migration: The project's hosting infrastructure has been migrated from Netlify to Cloudflare Pages, as indicated by the removal of Netlify-specific configurations and the addition of Cloudflare-compatible redirect rules.
  • Redirect Configuration Update: Redirect rules previously defined in netlify.toml have been moved to a new _redirects file, which is the standard for Cloudflare Pages.
  • Documentation Cleanup: The README.md files (English, Portuguese, and Chinese versions) have been updated to remove mentions of Netlify, including the 'Quality' section and special thanks for hosting services.
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This pull request migrates the project from Netlify to Cloudflare Pages. The changes include removing the Netlify configuration, adding a _redirects file for Cloudflare, and updating README files to remove references to Netlify. The changes are generally good, but I've identified an issue in the new _redirects file where a Netlify-specific syntax is used, which could cause problems on Cloudflare Pages. I've included a suggestion to correct this.

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Pull request overview

This PR migrates the rsbuild.rs documentation website from Netlify to Cloudflare Pages by updating configuration files and removing obsolete references.

Changes:

  • Removed Netlify configuration file (netlify.toml) and replaced it with Cloudflare Pages-compatible _redirects file
  • Removed Netlify-specific sections from all README files (English, Chinese, Portuguese)
  • Cleaned up references to Netlify-hosted Web Infra QoS dashboard

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website/docs/public/netlify.toml Deleted Netlify-specific configuration file
website/docs/public/_redirects Added Cloudflare Pages redirect rules with proper syntax conversion
README.md Removed Quality section and Netlify hosting credits
README.zh-CN.md Removed Quality section and Netlify hosting credits (Chinese)
README.pt-BR.md Removed Quality section and Netlify hosting credits (Portuguese)

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