The previous commit accidentally carried over an uncommitted proxy cutover (supabaseProxyFetch wired into createClient's global.fetch) that was left sitting in the working tree from an earlier, paused verification session - it was never meant to ship without first completing the full checklist (auth, clients, orders, Storage, Functions) against the live proxy. Reverting just that piece so main goes back to calling cksuehzcimitsxmeloes.supabase.co directly, keeping the "Загрузить из облака" button fix from the same commit. The proxy cutover will come back once it's actually been verified end-to-end. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Caterium
Caterium catering SaaS frontend with Supabase backend.
Production
Primary production URL: https://app.caterium.ru
Production frontend is hosted on Timeweb Cloud App Platform:
- repository:
pavlov346346-source/caterium-app - branch:
production - publish directory:
public - auto deploy: enabled for
production
main is the integration branch. GitHub Actions runs the full Caterium QA workflow for each push to main. Only a successful QA run may promote the verified commit to production.
The Cloudflare Worker ancient-sound-04ab is retained only as a fallback. It is not the primary production target and must not replace the Timeweb deployment unless an intentional fallback procedure is being used.
Deploy checks
npm ci
npm audit --audit-level=high
npm run check:deploy
npm run test:e2e
The QA workflow performs these checks automatically. High/critical npm audit findings block promotion.
Cloudflare fallback
Use Cloudflare only as a backup deployment target. Manual fallback deployment is available as:
npm run deploy:cloudflare-backup
When configuring Git-based Cloudflare fallback deployment, use the verified production branch rather than main so the fallback receives the same QA-approved commit as Timeweb.
Backend
Supabase Edge Functions are versioned under supabase/functions/.
SQL migration/history files live under ops/sql/.
Database DDL changes should be applied as migrations and kept in repository history.
See TIMEWEB-APP-PLATFORM.md for the production hosting checklist.