{"slug":"pracht-deploy","title":"pracht-deploy","summary":"Configure a pracht adapter and deploy to Node, Cloudflare Workers, Netlify, Vercel, or a pure static host: platform config, build, Docker, production checklist. Use for \"deploy\", \"set up deployment\", \"configure adapter\", \"deploy to cloudflare/netlify/vercel\", \"static export\", \"pr","platform":"Claude","tags":[],"authorName":"LLM Mart","authorSlug":"llm-mart","score":0,"source":"github","price":null,"verified":false,"createdAt":"2026-10-19T21:17:26.129298Z","repo":{"url":"https://github.com/JoviDeCroock/pracht","stars":99,"forks":5,"license":"MIT","updatedAt":"2026-10-19T16:43:31Z"},"bodyHtml":"<hr>\n<p>name: pracht-deploy\nversion: 1.3.0\ndescription: |\nConfigure a pracht adapter and deploy to Node, Cloudflare Workers, Netlify,\nVercel, or a pure static host: platform config, build, Docker, production\nchecklist.\nUse for \"deploy\", \"set up deployment\", \"configure adapter\", \"deploy to\ncloudflare/netlify/vercel\", \"static export\", \"production build\".\nallowed-tools:</p>\n<ul>\n<li>Bash</li>\n<li>Read</li>\n<li>Write</li>\n<li>Edit</li>\n<li>Grep</li>\n<li>Glob</li>\n<li>AskUserQuestion</li>\n</ul>\n<hr>\n<h1>Pracht Deploy</h1>\n<p>Read <code>vite.config.ts</code> and <code>package.json</code> before giving any advice — never\nassume the current adapter — and ask the user for the target if their message\ndoes not name one. Then read only that adapter's section below. Install the\nadapter if it is missing (<code>pnpm add @pracht/adapter-*</code>), run <code>pracht build</code> to\nconfirm the build succeeds, smoke-test the production runtime, and never push\nto production without explicit confirmation.</p>\n<p>MCP: when the pracht MCP server is registered (<code>pracht dev-mcp</code>), prefer\n<code>inspect_build</code>/<code>doctor</code>/<code>verify</code> over shelling out. <code>inspect_build</code> (like\n<code>pracht inspect build</code>) needs a prior <code>pracht build</code>; <code>pracht inspect</code> needs\nthe pracht plugin in the vite config.</p>\n<table>\n<thead>\n<tr>\n<th>Target</th>\n<th>Adapter package</th>\n<th>Local smoke test</th>\n</tr>\n</thead>\n<tbody>\n<tr>\n<td>Node.js</td>\n<td><code>@pracht/adapter-node</code></td>\n<td><code>pracht preview</code></td>\n</tr>\n<tr>\n<td>Cloudflare Workers</td>\n<td><code>@pracht/adapter-cloudflare</code></td>\n<td><code>pracht preview</code> (delegates to <code>wrangler dev</code>)</td>\n</tr>\n<tr>\n<td>Netlify</td>\n<td><code>@pracht/adapter-netlify</code></td>\n<td><code>pracht build &amp;&amp; netlify dev</code></td>\n</tr>\n<tr>\n<td>Vercel</td>\n<td><code>@pracht/adapter-vercel</code></td>\n<td><code>vercel build</code> / <code>vercel dev</code></td>\n</tr>\n<tr>\n<td>Static export</td>\n<td><code>@pracht/adapter-static</code></td>\n<td><code>pracht preview</code></td>\n</tr>\n</tbody>\n</table>\n<p>Every adapter is wired the same way — <code>pracht({ adapter: &lt;name&gt;Adapter(…) })</code>\nin the <code>plugins</code> array of <code>vite.config.ts</code> — and every target builds with\n<code>pracht build</code>, which emits <code>dist/client/</code> (assets + prerendered HTML),\n<code>dist/server/</code> (server entry and build tooling),\n<code>dist/server/isg-manifest.json</code> when ISG routes exist, and\n<code>dist/client/.vite/manifest.json</code>.</p>\n<hr>\n<h2>Node.js</h2>\n<pre><code>pracht({ adapter: nodeAdapter({ canonicalOrigin: \"https://app.example.com\" }) });\n</code></pre>\n<p>Run with <code>node dist/server/server.js</code> (port 3000 by default). For production,\nput it behind a reverse proxy (nginx, Caddy) and a process manager (PM2,\nsystemd) with <code>NODE_ENV=production</code>. <code>pracht preview</code> builds and runs it in one\nstep (<code>--port &lt;n&gt;</code>, <code>--skip-build</code> to reuse a build).</p>\n<ul>\n<li>Pin <code>canonicalOrigin</code> in production so <code>request.url</code> does not depend on the\nincoming <code>Host</code> header. <code>maxBodySize</code> is also available on <code>nodeAdapter()</code>.</li>\n<li><code>createNodeRequestHandler({ trustProxy: true })</code> is only for custom entries\nbehind a trusted proxy that overwrites forwarded headers.</li>\n<li>If that proxy strips Vite's deploy base from the forwarded path, set\n<code>nodeAdapter({ basePathStripped: true })</code> (same option on a custom\n<code>createNodeRequestHandler</code>). Do not infer this from the first path segment —\na route may legitimately begin with the same segment as the deploy base. The\nadapter restores the public base before <code>createContext()</code>, loaders, and API\nhandlers see the request, and the proxy must then own the public bare-base\nredirect (<code>/app</code> → <code>/app/</code>), since the stripped origin cannot tell it from a\nlegitimate base-free <code>/app</code> route.</li>\n<li>Responses are compressed by default (brotli/gzip negotiated via\n<code>Accept-Encoding</code>, streaming for dynamic bodies, an in-memory LRU for static\nassets). Behind a proxy or CDN that already compresses, set\n<code>nodeAdapter({ compression: false })</code> to avoid doing it twice.</li>\n<li>The generated server drains on <code>SIGTERM</code>/<code>SIGINT</code>: it stops accepting\nconnections and waits for in-flight requests and <code>args.waitUntil()</code> work up\nto <code>nodeAdapter({ shutdownTimeoutMs })</code> (default 10s). Keep it below the\nprocess manager's kill grace period. A custom <code>createNodeRequestHandler()</code>\nserver calls <code>await handler.closeEventStreams(ms)</code> then\n<code>await handler.drain(ms)</code> after <code>server.close()</code> instead.</li>\n<li>Background work after the response is <code>args.waitUntil(promise)</code> on every\nadapter — do not wire <code>executionContext.waitUntil</code> (Cloudflare) or the\nplatform context yourself.</li>\n</ul>\n<p>Docker:</p>\n<pre><code>FROM node:22-alpine\nWORKDIR /app\nCOPY dist/ dist/\nCOPY package.json .\nEXPOSE 3000\nCMD [\"node\", \"dist/server/server.js\"]\n</code></pre>\n<hr>\n<h2>Cloudflare Workers</h2>\n<pre><code>pracht({ adapter: cloudflareAdapter() });\n</code></pre>\n<pre><code>pracht build &amp;&amp; npx wrangler deploy\n</code></pre>\n<pre><code>// wrangler.jsonc — canonical version at examples/cloudflare/wrangler.jsonc\n{\n  \"name\": \"my-pracht-app\",\n  \"compatibility_date\": \"2026-04-06\",\n  \"assets\": {\n    \"binding\": \"ASSETS\",\n    // \"force-trailing-slash\" with pracht({ trailingSlash: \"always\" })\n    \"html_handling\": \"drop-trailing-slash\",\n    \"run_worker_first\": [\"/*\", \"!/assets/*\"],\n  },\n}\n</code></pre>\n<p><code>pracht build</code> generates <code>dist/server/wrangler.json</code> from this file — adding\n<code>main: \"worker.js\"</code>, <code>no_bundle: true</code>, the <code>ESModule</code> rule, and the assets\ndirectory — and <code>wrangler deploy</code> / <code>wrangler dev</code> use it through the\n<code>.wrangler/deploy/config.json</code> redirect. Do not add those keys by hand; older\nconfigs that still set <code>main: \"dist/server/worker.js\"</code> keep working.\n<code>\"binding\": \"ASSETS\"</code> and <code>run_worker_first</code> are required. Without the\nbinding, <code>env.ASSETS</code> silently resolves to <code>null</code>: headers and ISG manifests\nload empty, so SSG serving, ISG revalidation, and per-route headers all no-op.\nIf you rename the binding via <code>cloudflareAdapter({ assetsBinding: \"STATIC\" })</code>,\nthe wrangler <code>binding</code> value must match. Without <code>run_worker_first</code>, prerendered\npages skip the Worker, so ISG, Markdown negotiation, and route headers stop.\nThe <code>\"!/assets/*\"</code> pattern keeps content-hashed files off the Worker;\n<code>pracht build</code> writes <code>dist/client/_headers</code> so they still get\n<code>Cache-Control: public, max-age=31536000, immutable</code> and the security headers\n(an app-owned <code>public/_headers</code> replaces it; the build warns what it must\ncover). <code>\"run_worker_first\": true</code> also works but invokes the Worker per asset.</p>\n<p><strong>Named environments.</strong> Select one at build time:\n<code>CLOUDFLARE_ENV=staging pracht build &amp;&amp; npx wrangler deploy</code>. A build without\n<code>CLOUDFLARE_ENV</code> writes no redirect when the config defines environments, so\n<code>wrangler deploy --env staging</code> reads <code>wrangler.jsonc</code> itself — which then needs\n<code>main: \"dist/server/worker.js\"</code>, <code>no_bundle: true</code>, the <code>ESModule</code> rule for\n<code>\"**/*.js\"</code>, and <code>assets.directory: \"dist/client\"</code>.</p>\n<p><strong>Typed bindings.</strong> <code>npx wrangler types</code> writes <code>worker-configuration.d.ts</code>\n(an <code>Env</code> interface for the wrangler bindings plus the Workers runtime types).\nRegister <code>context: { env: Env; executionContext: ExecutionContext }</code> on\n<code>Register</code> in <code>src/env.d.ts</code> and include the file in every tsconfig that checks\nroute modules (<code>tsconfig.client.json</code> in a scaffolded app). <code>create-pracht</code>\nwires a <code>cf-typegen</code> script and regenerates before <code>typecheck</code>; rerun it after\nchanging bindings. Without the file <code>context.env</code> is <code>any</code>.</p>\n<p><strong>Local preview.</strong> <code>pracht preview</code> builds, then delegates to <code>wrangler dev</code>\nagainst the generated config. Wrangler owns the binding environment: put\nlocal-only secrets like <code>PRACHT_CONFIRMATION_SECRET</code> and\n<code>PRACHT_REVALIDATE_TOKEN</code> in a gitignored <code>.dev.vars</code> (prefixing the host\ncommand with them does not expose them inside the Worker) and keep production\nvalues in <code>wrangler secret</code>. With a custom-domain route in the config, preview\nlistens on localhost while <code>request.url</code> inside the Worker uses the custom\ndomain — sign that effective <code>@authority</code> for Web Bot Auth, or temporarily\nremove the route. <code>pracht preview</code> does not forward Wrangler's <code>--config</code>, so a\nseparate local config means <code>pracht build &amp;&amp; npx wrangler dev --config wrangler.local.jsonc --port 3000</code>. <code>--config</code> bypasses the generated config, so\nthat file needs <code>main: \"dist/server/worker.js\"</code>, <code>no_bundle: true</code>, the\n<code>ESModule</code> rule, and <code>assets.directory: \"dist/client\"</code> while omitting the\nproduction route.</p>\n<p><strong>Bindings.</strong> Read them inside a loader, API handler, capability <code>run()</code>, or\nanother request-time function — <code>context.env.MY_KV.get(\"key\")</code>. Workers permits\ntop-level <code>env</code> reads, but graph inspection deliberately fails them rather than\nreport binding metadata it cannot authoritatively resolve.</p>\n<p><strong>Worker module.</strong> When the app needs Durable Objects, Workflows, Cron\nTriggers, Queue consumers, Email Routing, or code around each request, give it\nits own Worker module with <code>cloudflareAdapter({ workerEntry: \"/src/worker.ts\" })</code>.\nIts default export is the deployed Worker (<code>fetch</code> plus <code>scheduled</code>, <code>queue</code>,\n<code>email</code>), its named class exports are deployed beside it, and\n<code>createPrachtHandler()</code> serves pracht from <code>fetch</code>. Pass <code>createContext</code> there;\n<code>workerEntry</code> cannot be combined with <code>workerExportsFrom</code>, <code>workerHandlersFrom</code>,\nor <code>createContextFrom</code>.</p>\n<pre><code>// src/worker.ts\nimport { createPrachtHandler } from \"@pracht/adapter-cloudflare/worker\";\n\nexport { Counter } from \"./workers/counter.ts\";\n\nconst pracht = createPrachtHandler();\n\nexport default {\n  fetch(request, env, ctx) {\n    return pracht.fetch(request, env, ctx);\n  },\n  async scheduled(controller, env, ctx) {\n    await runCronSweep(env, ctx);\n  },\n};\n</code></pre>\n<p>To change headers on pracht's response, copy it first\n(<code>new Response(response.body, response)</code>): an API route that returns a\nsubrequest or Durable Object response passes along its immutable headers.</p>\n<p><strong>ISG.</strong> Works with no cache option: the worker-managed path serves the\nbuild-time snapshot, detects staleness, regenerates in the background per colo\nvia the Workers Cache API, and <code>POST /__pracht/revalidate</code> forces regeneration\nin the colo that receives it (<code>\"scope\": \"colo\"</code>).\n<code>cloudflareAdapter({ cache: true })</code> plus <code>{ \"cache\": { \"enabled\": true } }</code> in\nwrangler.jsonc moves that to edge-tier Workers Caching: time-revalidated pages\nthen render on demand, are cached for their <code>revalidate</code> window (stale served\ninstantly while the Worker re-renders), and can be purged early with\n<code>purgeCache()</code> from <code>@pracht/adapter-cloudflare/cache</code>. Webhook-only ISG routes\nkeep their build-time snapshots and the worker-managed path either way.</p>\n<p>Audit ISG URLs for unbounded query strings before enabling it — Workers Caching\nkeys the exact path and query string, including parameter order and trailing\nslashes. Use a bounded query allowlist or canonical redirect, or an uncached\ngateway with a pathname-only <code>cf.cacheKey</code>, and normalize <code>Accept</code> there for\nroutes that export markdown or declare <code>markdown: true</code>. See\n<a href=\"https://pracht.resynapse.dev/docs/adapters#isg-and-workers-caching\">https://pracht.resynapse.dev/docs/adapters#isg-and-workers-caching</a>.</p>\n<p><strong>Void.</strong> To deploy with <code>void deploy</code>, put <code>voidPlugin()</code> from <code>void</code> before\n<code>pracht()</code> and use <code>cloudflareAdapter({ configPath: \"./.void-wrangler.jsonc\" })</code>.\nBindings and <code>compatibility_flags</code> (including <code>nodejs_als</code>) move from\n<code>wrangler.jsonc</code> to <code>void.config.ts</code>; delete <code>wrangler.jsonc</code>. Loaders that call\n<code>void/*</code> helpers must be on <code>render: \"ssr\"</code> routes — prerendering has no\nbindings.</p>\n<hr>\n<h2>Netlify</h2>\n<pre><code>pracht({ adapter: netlifyAdapter() });\n</code></pre>\n<pre><code># netlify.toml\n[build]\n  command = \"pnpm build\"\n  publish = \"dist/client\"\n\n[functions]\n  directory = \"netlify/functions\"\n</code></pre>\n<pre><code>npx pracht build &amp;&amp; npx netlify dev\nnpx netlify deploy --build --prod\n</code></pre>\n<p><code>pracht preview</code> exits with guidance here — it cannot emulate Netlify's\nFunctions and CDN. Build the generated function first, then use <code>netlify dev</code>.\nSet <code>PRACHT_REVALIDATE_TOKEN</code> in Netlify when webhook revalidation is enabled.</p>\n<p>The build emits <code>netlify/functions/pracht.mjs</code>. Page requests go through it so\nMarkdown negotiation and route-state requests stay correct; hashed assets\nbypass it and stay outside the function bundle at the origin root. With a Vite\ndeploy base, the function instead bundles and serves the base-free asset and\n<code>/_pracht</code> trees so <code>/app/...</code> requests stay inside the mount; custom\n<code>excludedPath</code> entries still bypass their literal origin-root URLs, but their\nfiles remain bundled for base-prefixed requests. The generated config\nenumerates only client files the function can serve and roots exclusions at the\nfunction file, so Netlify's tracer cannot re-add bypassed trees.\nWhen MCP OAuth is enabled, an exclusion matching either the protected MCP\nresource path or its reserved metadata paths is a build error because it would\nbypass the framework's authentication handler.</p>\n<p>Caching: Netlify durable caching implements time-based ISG and per-path cache\ntags implement authenticated webhook revalidation. An ISG document request in\nthe non-canonical spelling permanently redirects to the canonical URL\n(slashless unless <code>trailingSlash: \"always\"</code>) before rendering, and webhook revalidation normalizes either spelling before purging\nthe tag. Only <code>Cache-Control</code>, <code>CDN-Cache-Control</code>, and\n<code>Netlify-CDN-Cache-Control</code> override the adapter's cache defaults —\nprovider-specific headers for another CDN do not; a window of <code>0</code> disables\nstale serving or freshness. <code>Netlify-Vary</code> owns route-state variants while\nstandard <code>Vary: Accept</code> owns Markdown negotiation, and cacheable negotiated SSG\nrepresentations reuse their prerendered HTML's <code>Netlify-Vary</code> instructions.\nShared ISG renders strip visitor-specific request data and Netlify context\nmetadata before loaders or context factories run.</p>\n<hr>\n<h2>Vercel</h2>\n<pre><code>pracht({ adapter: vercelAdapter() });\n</code></pre>\n<pre><code>pracht build &amp;&amp; npx vercel deploy --prebuilt\n</code></pre>\n<p>Emits <code>.vercel/output/config.json</code>, <code>.vercel/output/static/</code>, and\n<code>.vercel/output/functions/render.func/server.js</code>.</p>\n<p>There is no faithful local Vercel production runtime, so <code>pracht preview</code> exits\nwith guidance — use <code>vercel build</code> or <code>vercel dev</code>. Set\n<code>PRACHT_REVALIDATE_TOKEN</code> at build time when using webhook revalidation; its\nVercel bypass token is embedded in <code>.prerender-config.json</code>. Rename the main\nEdge Function with <code>vercelAdapter({ functionName })</code> if the default <code>render</code>\nwould collide with an ISG route. Custom entries must export the <code>nodeListener</code>\ncreated by <code>createVercelNodeListener(handle)</code> for Node ISR functions.\nWhen remote MCP is configured, the generated route table sends its endpoint\nand OAuth metadata paths to the runtime before method-agnostic SSG rewrites;\nkeep page routes off the MCP pathname even though the runtime wins that collision.</p>\n<hr>\n<h2>Static export</h2>\n<pre><code>pracht({ adapter: staticAdapter() });\n// Dynamic SPA routes: staticAdapter({ fallback: \"200.html\" }) plus a host\n// rewrite for unmatched URLs. If the route or shell exports head(), also set\n// generic fallbackHead metadata shared by every rewrite.\n</code></pre>\n<pre><code>pracht build      # dist/client/ is the whole deployment\npracht preview    # local static file server over dist/client/\n</code></pre>\n<p>Upload <code>dist/client/</code> to any static host. <code>dist/server/</code> is build tooling —\nnever deploy it. The host must serve <code>&lt;dir&gt;/index.html</code> for clean URLs and\nshould use <code>404.html</code> as its error document. See <a href=\"https://pracht.resynapse.dev/docs/adapters#static-export\">https://pracht.resynapse.dev/docs/adapters#static-export</a> for host header configuration and the markdown-negotiation and\nbase-path limitations.</p>\n<p><strong>Eligibility.</strong> Every route must be <code>render: \"ssg\"</code> (or a loaderless,\nfull-hydration <code>\"spa\"</code>), with no request middleware, API routes, or\nHTTP/MCP/WebMCP-exposed capabilities. Anything else fails the build with an\nerror naming the offenders — that is the signal to pick a serverful adapter.\nSSG loaders run only at build time and must produce HTML plus valid JSON route\nstate; dynamic SSG routes must export <code>getStaticPaths()</code>. Only\nmanifest-registered capabilities participate, and every registered capability\nmodule must load successfully so exposure validation fails closed. The\n<code>notFound</code> page may set <code>hydration: \"islands\"</code> or <code>\"none\"</code> to keep the client\nrouter out of <code>404.html</code> — the router is there only to replace the build URL\nwith the visitor's, so a 404 that does not name the requested URL pays nothing\nfor it. <code>staticAdapter({ fallback })</code> still requires full hydration there,\nbecause that document is built from the not-found page's route state.</p>\n<p><strong>Deploy base.</strong> Sub-path deploys (GitHub Pages <em>project</em> sites, S3 key\nprefixes) set Vite <code>base</code> to that path. CDN and document-relative bases (<code>\"\"</code>,\n<code>\"./\"</code>) are build errors — they split assets from the deploy root or resolve\nthem beneath nested page directories. Under a base, internal navigation must go\nthrough <code>&lt;Link route&gt;</code> / <code>href()</code>; a hand-written <code>&lt;a href=\"/about\"&gt;</code> still\nmeans the origin root. Preview and the first-party serverful adapters redirect\nthe bare base (<code>/app</code> → <code>/app/</code>) before serving the root document, and custom\nadapters get the same behavior via <code>handlePrachtRequest()</code>. Framework-owned\nbrowser URLs from the default image loader and the OpenAPI companion artifacts\npick up the base automatically.</p>\n<p><strong>Route state.</strong> Client navigation fetches collision-safe bounded opaque\n<code>.json</code> files under <code>_pracht/state/</code>, for full-hydration SSG routes whose\nloader or route/shell <code>head()</code> metadata participates in navigation. Equivalent\nraw-Unicode and percent-encoded URL segment spellings resolve to the same state\nfile. Explicitly loaderless and headless routes fetch no state; loaderless\nroutes with head metadata fetch static state for font-head fragments but still\nhit an external API from the browser for live data.</p>\n<p><strong>Build-time collision guards</strong> (all fail the build rather than overwrite):</p>\n<ul>\n<li>A file under <code>public/_pracht/state/</code> occupying a generated route-state path.</li>\n<li>A <code>public/</code> or Vite-emitted file occupying the generated <code>404.html</code> or the\nconfigured fallback path, including case- or Unicode-normalization-equivalent\nspellings.</li>\n<li>Prerendered pages that do not map to distinct portable filesystem paths:\nduplicate, case-folded, or Unicode-normalization-equivalent outputs;\nWindows-invalid or overlong filename components; file/directory conflicts\nsuch as <code>/</code> against <code>/index.html</code>. Fallback names additionally reject Windows\nreserved device names and the portable 255-byte/code-unit component limit.</li>\n</ul>\n<p>Pages are written to the percent-decoded output path, matching how static hosts\nresolve requests; <code>pracht preview</code> decodes request segments the same way.</p>\n<p><strong>SPA fallback.</strong> It only client-renders matched SPA routes. Dynamic SSG paths\nomitted by <code>getStaticPaths()</code> render the app's not-found page with the\nbuild-time loader data or handled error state carried over from <code>404.html</code>. The\nhost rewrite answers unknown URLs with status 200 (a soft 404), and an app with\nno <code>notFound</code> page and no unshadowed client-routable SPA catch-all renders them\nblank — the build warns about that shape. A dynamic SPA route, its shell, or\nthe not-found page exporting <code>head()</code> requires an explicit <code>fallbackHead</code>,\nbecause the shared static document cannot evaluate URL-specific server\nmetadata; generic <code>fallbackHead</code> fonts stay registered while the fallback\ncommits a loaderless dynamic SPA route.</p>\n<hr>\n<h2>Pre-flight checklist</h2>\n<ol>\n<li><code>pracht build</code> succeeds and <code>dist/</code> looks right.</li>\n<li>Every secret and config value the loaders need is present in the target\nruntime.</li>\n<li><code>dist/client/</code> holds prerendered HTML for SSG routes — and for ISG routes,\nexcept time-revalidated ones on Cloudflare with Workers Caching enabled,\nwhich render on demand. Webhook-only ISG routes keep build-time snapshots.</li>\n<li>The ISG manifest exists if ISG is in use: <code>dist/server/isg-manifest.json</code>,\nplus <code>dist/client/_pracht/isg.json</code> on Cloudflare.</li>\n<li>API endpoints answer correctly in the production runtime.</li>\n<li>Auth and redirect middleware behave correctly in production.</li>\n</ol>\n<p>$ARGUMENTS</p>\n","files":[{"path":"SKILL.md","sizeBytes":19677,"isText":true}],"reviewScore":null,"reviewSummary":null,"trust":{"provenance":"trusted-source-unreviewed","notice":"Community-authored content, reproduced verbatim and not vetted as instructions. 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