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Revert bundle asset hash changes #176

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Previously

We wanted to force a re-upload of all asciidoc pages to prod, so we temporarily increased the asset manifest filename size by 2 more characters. This slightly increased the size of each built page to trigger the re-upload.

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Reverts the file name size change in the UI bundle build

Going forward

We should create action to detect any changes to the UI bundle and force all pages to be rebuilt. This will solve the issue of some pages being rebuilt with a new UI and some not, resulting in the unbuilt pages trying to import incorrect asset files.

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mlr commented Dec 17, 2024

UI bundle preview build successful! ✅
Deploying preview to GitHub Pages.
Deployment successful! View preview

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plpesvc-ds commented Dec 17, 2024

Build successful! ✅
Deploying draft.
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mlr commented Dec 17, 2024

@colegoldsmith @eric-schneider re:

action to detect any changes to the UI bundle and force all pages to be rebuilt

This is in place on deploys as of 12/13. Next time you push bundle changes it should do a full sync.

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Thanks @mlr!!

@eric-schneider eric-schneider merged commit f974702 into main Dec 17, 2024
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@eric-schneider eric-schneider deleted the revert-assets-change branch December 17, 2024 20:24
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