max duration time put in config #4951
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pages/api/generate-sitemap.ts (1)
17-20: LGTM! Consider documenting the timeout implications.The consolidation of configuration values improves code organization. The 5-minute timeout should be sufficient for sitemap generation, but consider adding a comment explaining the rationale behind this duration.
export const config = { + // 5-minute timeout to accommodate multiple GraphQL queries maxDuration: 300, dynamic: 'force-dynamic', };
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pages/api/generate-sitemap.ts (1)
17-22: Verify environment configuration in CI/CD pipelines.The URL source change requires proper environment variable configuration in all deployment environments.
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NEXT_PUBLIC_FRONTEND_LINKenvironment variable is already properly configured in the project:
- Default values are set in both production and development configurations
- Fallbacks ensure the application works even without explicit env var setting
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for environment variable usage and deployment configs # Check for environment variable references echo "Checking environment variable usage..." rg "NEXT_PUBLIC_FRONTEND_LINK|FRONTEND_URL" --type yaml --type env --type json # Check deployment configuration files echo "Checking deployment configurations..." fd -e yaml -e yml -e json . .github/ .circleci/ k8s/ --exec grep -l "FRONTEND|URL"Length of output: 473
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#!/bin/bash # Search for environment variables and configuration files # Check for environment variable references in all files echo "Checking environment variable usage..." rg "NEXT_PUBLIC_FRONTEND_LINK|FRONTEND_URL" # Look for .env files echo -e "\nChecking .env files..." fd -e env # Find deployment related files anywhere in the repository echo -e "\nChecking deployment configurations..." fd -e yaml -e yml -e json . | grep -i "deploy\|config\|env"Length of output: 662
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