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I think the migration is in good shape now. @mdo, could you take some time to go through all the use cases with me to make sure everything behaves as expected (i.e., the same as before)? In particular:
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Local run
Note
I had to change the way
Scss.astroworked because the CSS was only loaded by the first page. Navigating to other pages didn't preserve the loaded CSS in the<head>. I don't know if this is an issue in Astro v6, but the new approach with the extradocs-dev.scsslooks rather well too.Local release build
Then go to
_siteand run a local server, likehttp-server.Netlify deployment
Our Netlify app must be configured with Node 20, which is not supported anymore by Astro
Not having the rights for the Netfliy config for Bootstrap, I ended up adding a
.nvmrcfile at the root of the project, that overrides the version set up in Netlify configuration.In the end, I would keep this
.nvmrcbecause it's really handy for contributors navigating between different projects to know which version of Node (+ npm) is actually used to build the project.Node 24
Since I needed to define a version in the
.nvmrc, I chose to use the latest LTS Node version, which is 24.14.0 (LTS); and bumped the version used in GitHub Actions files as well.Verification