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- Migrate production deploy from actions/deploy-pages API to gh-pages branch via peaceiris/actions-gh-pages (preserves pr-preview/ directories) - Add new preview-pages.yml workflow for automated PR previews - Builds frontend with correct base path for subdirectory routing - Posts/updates PR comment with live preview URL - Cleans up preview directory when PR is closed or merged - Fix 12+ hardcoded absolute image paths (src='/...') to use import.meta.env.BASE_URL for correct resolution in subdirectories - Remove unnecessary \�asename\ from HashRouter in App.jsx to prevent 404 routing issues in PR preview subdirectory deployments - Restructure CONTRIBUTING.md to establish clear General, Smart Contract, and Frontend contribution standards (including PR preview guidelines)
…tecture The original single-workflow PR preview (preview-pages.yml) failed on the StabilityNexus org with 'Permission denied to github-actions[bot]' because org-level settings restrict GITHUB_TOKEN to read-only. Split into two workflows: - pr-build.yml: runs on pull_request with read-only permissions (fork-safe), uploads only metadata — no build, no secrets needed. - pr-deploy.yml: runs on workflow_run in base repo context with write access. Checks out PR code, builds with secrets (wallet connect works in previews), deploys to gh-pages, and comments preview URL on the PR. Security: - pr-deploy.yml always runs from main — forks cannot modify deploy logic - PR code checked out with persist-credentials: false - GITHUB_TOKEN only passed to peaceiris deploy action, never to build steps - Metadata validated (PR number, action, SHA) to prevent injection Cleanup: - On PR close/merge: removes pr-preview/pr-N/ from gh-pages - Updates PR comment to indicate preview removal Production impact: None. deploy.yml restores pr-preview/ dirs before deploying, and PR previews use keep_files: true. Requires org admin to enable 'Read and write permissions' for GITHUB_TOKEN at Settings > Actions > General > Workflow permissions.
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WalkthroughAdds production and pull-request GitHub Pages deployment flows, branch publishing scripts, deployment documentation, and frontend routing and asset handling for non-root base paths. ChangesPR Preview Deployment and Base-Path Support
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Production deployment credentials and incorrect invoice PDF dates should be fixed before merge. Fork setup documentation should also state the Pages requirement. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant PullRequest
participant BuildWorkflow
participant DeployWorkflow
participant GhPagesBranch
participant PreviewComment
PullRequest->>BuildWorkflow: frontend change or PR close event
BuildWorkflow->>DeployWorkflow: workflow_run completion
DeployWorkflow->>DeployWorkflow: resolve PR, mode, SHA, and Pages path
DeployWorkflow->>DeployWorkflow: build and validate preview artifact
DeployWorkflow->>GhPagesBranch: publish or remove pr-preview/pr-N
DeployWorkflow->>PreviewComment: create, update, or preserve preview comment
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246-247:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRoot cause: incomplete base-path migration for token fallback assets.
These locations still hardcode
"/tokenImages/generic.png"while the app now targets subpath deployments (PR preview/gh-pages). Convert all token fallback asset paths to${import.meta.env.BASE_URL}tokenImages/generic.pngto avoid 404s outside root hosting.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@frontend/src/components/InvoicePreview.jsx` around lines 246 - 247, Replace the hardcoded fallback path "/tokenImages/generic.png" used when setting e.target.src in the image error handler inside the InvoicePreview component with the BASE_URL-aware path by using import.meta.env.BASE_URL + "tokenImages/generic.png" (i.e. set e.target.src to `${import.meta.env.BASE_URL}tokenImages/generic.png`), ensuring all occurrences in InvoicePreview.jsx that assign e.target.src on error or fallback use this BASE_URL-prefixed path so subpath deployments don't 404.
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In @.github/workflows/deploy.yml:
- Line 79: Multiple workflow steps reference mutable action tags
(peaceiris/actions-gh-pages@v4, actions/upload-artifact@v4,
actions/github-script@v7, actions/checkout@v4, actions/setup-node@v4); replace
each tag reference with the corresponding commit SHA from the action's GitHub
repo to pin to an immutable commit, updating all occurrences across the
workflows (e.g., every peaceiris/actions-gh-pages@v4,
actions/upload-artifact@v4, actions/github-script@v7, actions/checkout@v4,
actions/setup-node@v4 instances), and add a note or config to enable
Dependabot/renovate to regularly update these SHAs going forward.
- Line 13: Add an inline explanatory comment next to the workflow-level
permission declaration `contents: write` in the deploy workflow to state that
this permission is required so `peaceiris/actions-gh-pages` can push to the
gh-pages branch and to call out the security boundary (e.g., only used for
publishing, not for other repo data). Locate the `permissions` block containing
`contents: write` and add a brief comment referencing
`peaceiris/actions-gh-pages` and why write access is limited/required.
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In `@frontend/src/components/InvoicePreview.jsx`:
- Around line 246-247: Replace the hardcoded fallback path
"/tokenImages/generic.png" used when setting e.target.src in the image error
handler inside the InvoicePreview component with the BASE_URL-aware path by
using import.meta.env.BASE_URL + "tokenImages/generic.png" (i.e. set
e.target.src to `${import.meta.env.BASE_URL}tokenImages/generic.png`), ensuring
all occurrences in InvoicePreview.jsx that assign e.target.src on error or
fallback use this BASE_URL-prefixed path so subpath deployments don't 404.
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67-72: 🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winMisleading error message when copy fails.
The error message "No pr-preview directory on gh-pages yet" is printed both when
git checkoutfails (pr-preview doesn't exist) and when checkout succeeds butcporrmfails. If the copy fails, this message is inaccurate and the build state may be incomplete.♻️ Refactor to distinguish failure modes
- git checkout origin/gh-pages -- pr-preview/ 2>/dev/null && { + if git checkout origin/gh-pages -- pr-preview/ 2>/dev/null; then + echo "Found pr-preview directory on gh-pages, restoring..." cp -r pr-preview ./frontend/dist/pr-preview rm -rf pr-preview - } || { + else echo "No pr-preview directory on gh-pages yet — skipping restore." - } + fi🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In @.github/workflows/deploy.yml around lines 67 - 72, The current block prints the same "No pr-preview..." message for both a failed git checkout and failures of the subsequent cp/rm steps; update the logic to distinguish those cases by first attempting git checkout origin/gh-pages -- pr-preview and if that fails print the existing "No pr-preview directory on gh-pages yet — skipping restore." message, but if checkout succeeds then run cp -r pr-preview ./frontend/dist/pr-preview and rm -rf pr-preview and check their exit statuses separately, emitting a different, accurate error message (and non-zero exit if desired) when the copy or remove commands fail; reference the commands "git checkout origin/gh-pages -- pr-preview", "cp -r pr-preview ./frontend/dist/pr-preview", and "rm -rf pr-preview" when making these checks.
56-85:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftRace condition: production gh-pages deploy can overwrite concurrent PR previews
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.github/workflows/deploy.yml, production deploy runsRestore PR preview directories from gh-pages(git fetch origin gh-pagesand copypr-preview/into./frontend/dist/pr-preview, then deletes the localpr-preview/). It then publishes./frontend/disttogh-pagesviapeaceiris/actions-gh-pages@v4withoutkeep_files: true, so whatever gets pushed in the meantime can be lost.
concurrencygroups don’t coordinate across workflows (deploy.yml:gh-pages-deploy;pr-deploy.yml:pr-preview-deploy), so these can run concurrently. Meanwhile, PR previews are deployed topr-preview/pr-${{ env.PR_NUMBER }}withkeep_files: true.Race window
- Main deploy fetches/restores
pr-preview/from gh-pages.- PR deploy publishes/updates
pr-preview/pr-N/.- Main deploy publishes the refreshed production
publish_dirtogh-pages, overwriting the branch contents with the olderpr-preview/snapshot from step 1.Potential impact
- PR preview links can 404/break until the next update.
- Preview deployments may appear “lost” temporarily.
Mitigation options
- Use a shared
concurrency.groupacross bothdeploy.ymlandpr-deploy.ymlto serialize gh-pages writes.- Alternatively, set
keep_files: trueon the productionpeaceiris/actions-gh-pages@v4step (requires evaluating stale-file behavior).- If intentionally accepted, document the overwrite window and expected frequency.
The two-workflow setup is security-conscious, but this overwrite risk should be explicitly addressed.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In @.github/workflows/deploy.yml around lines 56 - 85, Add protection against gh-pages race by configuring the peaceiris/actions-gh-pages@v4 publish to preserve existing files and by serializing gh-pages writes across workflows: in the "Deploy to gh-pages branch" step add with: keep_files: true to ensure restored pr-preview dirs aren’t clobbered, and add a shared concurrency.group (e.g. gh-pages-deploy) to both this workflow and the PR preview workflow (pr-deploy.yml) so gh-pages publishes are serialized.
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In @.github/workflows/deploy.yml:
- Around line 67-72: The current block prints the same "No pr-preview..."
message for both a failed git checkout and failures of the subsequent cp/rm
steps; update the logic to distinguish those cases by first attempting git
checkout origin/gh-pages -- pr-preview and if that fails print the existing "No
pr-preview directory on gh-pages yet — skipping restore." message, but if
checkout succeeds then run cp -r pr-preview ./frontend/dist/pr-preview and rm
-rf pr-preview and check their exit statuses separately, emitting a different,
accurate error message (and non-zero exit if desired) when the copy or remove
commands fail; reference the commands "git checkout origin/gh-pages --
pr-preview", "cp -r pr-preview ./frontend/dist/pr-preview", and "rm -rf
pr-preview" when making these checks.
- Around line 56-85: Add protection against gh-pages race by configuring the
peaceiris/actions-gh-pages@v4 publish to preserve existing files and by
serializing gh-pages writes across workflows: in the "Deploy to gh-pages branch"
step add with: keep_files: true to ensure restored pr-preview dirs aren’t
clobbered, and add a shared concurrency.group (e.g. gh-pages-deploy) to both
this workflow and the PR preview workflow (pr-deploy.yml) so gh-pages publishes
are serialized.
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In `@frontend/src/App.jsx`:
- Line 86: The Suspense component's fallback prop in App.jsx contains a
hardcoded user-visible string "Loading..." which violates i18n compliance
guidelines. Extract this string to the application's localization resource file
(e.g., en.json or your i18n resources directory), assign it a key like "loading"
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# Conflicts: # CONTRIBUTING.md
The preview deploy built the pull request's code and pushed to gh-pages in one job, holding contents: write throughout. A build runs whatever the fork put in its dependency tree and its vite config, and a step that runs first can leave things in $GITHUB_PATH or $GITHUB_ENV for the step that pushes, so that job was one postinstall away from handing out the token. Split it: the build has a read-only token and produces an artifact, and the job that pushes only unpacks the artifact and never checks out the pull request. Which pull request a run is for now comes from the workflow_run payload, the way pr-report.yml already resolves it, instead of from a metadata artifact uploaded by the triggering run. That artifact was written by the fork's own copy of pr-build.yml, so a pull request could have named any number in it and had this workflow overwrite another one's preview, delete it, or comment as the bot on any issue here. pr-build.yml is left as a bare trigger, since nothing it produces can be trusted. Both deploys now ask the Pages API where the site actually is rather than assuming /<repo>/. This repository serves a custom domain from /, and its github.io URL redirects there and drops the /<repo>/ segment on the way, so every preview built against the old assumption would have loaded a blank page — correct on a fork, which has no custom domain, and wrong here. The lookup has no fallback guess: publishing to the wrong base is invisible until someone opens the site, and on a production deploy it would also hand back the domain. Publishing moves from peaceiris/actions-gh-pages to a script, which lets a preview replace its own directory instead of accumulating every past build's content-hashed chunks under keep_files, drops a third-party action from the job that holds the token, and lets the production deploy keep pr-preview/ by leaving it alone rather than restoring it from a copy taken before the build. Contending pushes retry on top of the winner rather than being serialised through a concurrency group, which GitHub would resolve by cancelling queued runs. Preview builds get the Sepolia contract address and nothing else, so they stay on testnet: the app reads which networks it supports from which addresses are non-empty. Ethereum Classic and Polygon stay out for the reason production leaves them out — both still run v1, whose ABI this frontend no longer matches. The relay variables are passed too, without which the build inlines the localhost fallback and the browser blocks it as mixed content. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The 23 `/tokenImages/generic.png` fallbacks were missed, so every token whose own logo fails to load asked for the file at the origin root and got a 404 instead of the placeholder — on a preview, and on any deployment that is not at the root. The web manifest referenced its icons and start_url absolutely too. Made relative rather than interpolated: paths in a manifest resolve against the manifest's own URL, so relative ones are already correct at any base, and nothing has to substitute into a static file in public/. GenerateLink built its invoice links from window.location.origin alone, which drops the base path and produces a link that 404s from a preview — the one thing that page exists to be tested for. Now built like the share links in services/share, from the origin plus BASE_URL.
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736-739: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winHandle missing dates in
generateInvoicePDF.When an on-chain-only invoice reaches the exporter,
new Date(invoice.issueDate)andnew Date(invoice.dueDate)convertnullto the Unix epoch. Add a missing-date guard infrontend/src/utils/generateInvoicePDF.jsand render—; both stub sites can keep theirnullvalues.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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132-137: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse semantic HSL tokens at both changed sites. The checked-in frontend convention requires semantic HSL tokens, and
.darkchanges those token values. These direct palette classes and fixedsxcolors can remain light when.darkis active, leaving these controls inconsistent with the dark theme. Replace them with semantic token classes or CSS variable values.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In @.github/workflows/deploy.yml:
- Line 34: Update the actions/checkout step in the deployment workflow to set
persist-credentials to false, while leaving the explicit GH_TOKEN passed to the
publisher unchanged.
In `@Deployments.md`:
- Around line 39-42: Update the deployment documentation near the GitHub Pages
workflow configuration to state that forks must either enable GitHub Pages or
define the PAGES_SITE_URL variable before previews work; retain the existing
behavior description for repositories where the Pages API determines the site
URL.
- Line 55: Update the repository documentation around the “Workflow permissions”
setting to instruct keeping the repository default read-only, while retaining
write access only through explicit workflow- or job-level permissions.
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In `@frontend/src/components/TokenPicker.jsx`:
- Around line 132-137: Update the TokenPicker styling at both changed sites to
use the project’s semantic HSL token classes or CSS variable values instead of
direct palette classes and fixed sx colors. Ensure the selected, hover, focus,
border, and related control states resolve through the theme tokens so they
adapt correctly when .dark is active.
In `@frontend/src/page/ReceivedInvoice.jsx`:
- Around line 736-739: Update generateInvoicePDF to guard missing issueDate and
dueDate values before date conversion, rendering — for null or absent dates
instead of the Unix epoch; keep the existing null values in both invoice stub
sites unchanged.
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Every checkout here left the token in .git/config, and in the production job the dependency install and the vite build run afterwards in the same workspace. The publish script clones with a GH_TOKEN of its own, so no step needed those credentials to begin with. Also documents what a fork has to do before a preview can publish — Pages enabled, or a PAGES_SITE_URL variable — since pages-config.sh fails rather than guess a base path, and stops telling maintainers to switch the repository-wide workflow permission to read-write. Each job asks for what it needs, so that default only matters to a workflow that forgot to; a 403 on the first manual production deploy is the signal to raise it. Reported by CodeRabbit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fixes #(TODO:issue number)
Adds automated PR preview deployments (with a secure, fork-safe architecture), updates contribution guidelines, and fixes routing bugs.
Description of Changes:
pr-build.yml: Runs onpull_requestwith read-only permissions. Uploads PR metadata as an artifact.pr-deploy.yml: Runs onworkflow_runin the base repository context with write access. Safely checks out PR code (without git credentials), builds the frontend with secrets (so Wallet Connect works in previews), deploys togh-pagesbranch, and posts a bot comment with the preview URL.gh-pagesand updates the PR comment when the PR is closed or merged.deploy.yml): Migrated production deploy to usepeaceiris/actions-gh-pagesto preserve PR preview directories during redeploys.src="/...") withimport.meta.env.BASE_URLfor correct resolution in preview subdirectories.basenamefrom theHashRouterinApp.jsxwhich would have caused broken routes (404s) in subdirectory deployments.CONTRIBUTING.md: Restructured the document to establish a clear "General Contribution & Review Process", including rules for passing local tests, resolving CodeRabbit reviews, and properly dropping links in the Discord channel.Architecture & Security Details:
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✅ Secure Architecture (Fork-Safe)
flowchart TD subgraph "pr-build.yml — Fork Context" A["PR opened / updated / closed"] --> B["pull_request trigger"] B --> C["🔒 Read-only, no secrets"] C --> D["📄 Upload metadata only\n(PR number, SHA, action)"] end subgraph "pr-deploy.yml — Base Repo Context" E["workflow_run trigger\n🔒 Always runs from main"] --> F["Download + validate metadata"] F --> G{"action?"} G -->|"deploy"| H["Checkout PR code\n(persist-credentials: false)"] H --> I["Build with secrets ✅\n(wallet connect works)"] I --> J["Deploy to gh-pages\npr-preview/pr-N/"] J --> K["💬 Comment preview URL"] G -->|"cleanup"| L["🗑️ Remove pr-preview/pr-N/"] L --> M["💬 Update: Preview removed"] end D --> E style C fill:#4ecdc4,color:#fff style E fill:#45b7d1,color:#fff style I fill:#2ecc71,color:#fff style J fill:#45b7d1,color:#fff style L fill:#f7dc6f,color:#000Security Benefits:
VITE_WALLETCONNECT_PROJECT_IDworks in previews.pr-deploy.ymlALWAYS runs from themainbranch. A malicious fork cannot alter the deploy logic or steal theGITHUB_TOKEN.Screenshots/Recordings:
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