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 Mert YEREKAPAN
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1f3f050573 |
feat(www): clarify database-only positioning on the database page (#50667)
## Summary Clarifies on the database product page that a Supabase project can be used as a standalone Postgres database, and mirrors the change in the page's markdown version (`/database.md`). Ref: GROWTH-1191 ## Changes - **Hero and page metadata**: adds "Use it on its own, or with the rest of the Supabase platform." - **Features section**: intro reframed around the database. The "Just Postgres" card heading adds "standalone". - **`content/md/database.md`**: same sentence in the tagline. New short "Use it as a standalone database" section covering connecting, pooling, pricing, and Free plan pausing. Client libraries marked optional. Pooler naming updated to Supavisor. Links added for the connection guide and `pricing.md`. ## Notes - Pricing figures in the markdown mirror `packages/shared-data/plans.ts` and are static here. - The pausing statement matches `docs/guides/platform/free-project-pausing`. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **Documentation** - Clarified that Supabase projects include dedicated, standalone Postgres databases. - Explained that databases can be used independently or alongside the Supabase platform. - Added guidance on connections, pooling, pricing, pausing, and optional client libraries. - Identified Supavisor as the pooling service and added relevant connection and pricing links. - **Content** - Updated database page messaging to highlight built-in security, realtime subscriptions, auto-generated APIs, portability, and no vendor lock-in. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> |
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Lukas Bernert
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593e95345a |
www: update compute size descriptions (Compute column, vCPU units) (#49998)
## What kind of change does this PR introduce? www update: aligns compute descriptions on the pricing surfaces with the current compute options. Counterpart to the docs update in #49996. Fixes PROD-654 ## What is the new behavior? - Pricing compute table: the CPU and Dedicated columns are merged into a single Compute column — "Shared compute" for Micro–Medium, "Dedicated · N vCPUs" for Large and above (the `dedicated` key is removed from `PricingAddOnTable.json`) - Pricing calculator: the instance summary line uses the new Compute value directly - Pricing compute section headline: "64 cores" → "64 vCPUs" - `/pricing.md`, `/llms-full.txt`, `/llms/pricing.txt`: generated markdown mirrors the new table - `/database.md`: describes the compute range as Micro to 16XL+ <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **Pricing Updates** - Compute pricing tables now label the column “Compute” and show shared compute or dedicated vCPU counts. - Removed the separate “Dedicated” column from compute add-on tables. - Dedicated-plan values now display consistently across desktop and mobile layouts. - Compute instance details no longer repeat the “CPU” label after the CPU value. - Updated scaling language to refer to “64 vCPUs.” - Simplified technical details by removing specific core-count examples while retaining configurable sizing and autoscaling information. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> |
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Pamela Chia
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21a27eeb4f |
feat(www): canonicalize homepage markdown at /index.md (#49384)
The www root markdown lived at an accidental URL: `/.md` served the
homepage markdown only because middleware strips the `.md` suffix and
the empty slug fell through to the homepage allowlist entry, while the
canonical-looking `/index.md` 404'd. The served markdown also opened
with stale legacy positioning copy that no longer matches the site. I
renamed the homepage content slug to `index` end-to-end so `/index.md`
is the one canonical markdown URL.
**Changed:**
- **`/index.md` serves the homepage markdown (200 `text/markdown`)**:
`content/md/homepage.md` renamed to `index.md`; the middleware bare-root
slug mapping, the generator's sort special-case, and the homepage
alternate tag follow, so the tag now advertises `/index.md`.
- **Legacy aliases 308 to the canonical URL**: `/.md`, `/homepage.md`,
and bare `/index` redirect via `lib/redirects.js`; `/llms/homepage.txt`
retargeted straight to `/index.md` to avoid a redirect chain. New
`next.config.test.ts` assertions pin all four.
- **Positioning refreshed**: the markdown now opens with "Supabase is
the Postgres development platform" (matching the site title), replacing
the outdated tagline.
- **Generator safety**: the redirect-exclusion filter in
`generateMdContent.mjs` now exempts the `index` slug (its HTML page is
`/`, not `/index`, so a `/index` redirect never refers to it), and the
build fails if `content/md/index.md` ever goes missing while middleware
still maps `/` to the `index` slug.
- **CI actually runs the new assertions**: I widened the `www-tests.yml`
paths filter to include `apps/www/lib/**/*.js`,
`apps/www/content/md/**`, and `apps/www/scripts/**/*.mjs`. It previously
only matched `.ts*` and the next.config files, so a PR touching only
`lib/redirects.js`, the markdown content, or the generator would skip
the tests that pin these redirects.
**Note:** the existing homepage alternate tag still exists, re-pointed
to the canonical URL. Whether the homepage should advertise a markdown
sibling at all is a separate decision; leaving it aimed at a 308 would
break tag consumers. Positioning wording is editorial, happy to tweak.
## To test
Tested on Vercel preview:
- [x] `curl -si <preview>/index.md`: expect 200 `content-type:
text/markdown`, body opens with the Postgres development platform
positioning and no longer contains the old tagline
- [x] `curl -sI <preview>/.md`: expect 308 with `location: /index.md`
- [x] `curl -sI <preview>/homepage.md` and `curl -sI
<preview>/llms/homepage.txt`: expect 308 with `location: /index.md`
- [x] `curl -sI <preview>/index`: expect 308 with `location: /`
- [x] `curl -s -H "Accept: text/markdown" -o /dev/null -w "%{http_code}
%{content_type}" <preview>/`: expect `200 text/markdown` (bare-URL
negotiation unchanged)
- [x] `curl -s <preview>/ | grep -o 'type="text/markdown"
href="[^"]*"'`: expect href ending `/index.md`
## Linear
- fixes GROWTH-1117
<!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
- **New Features**
- Added support for `/index.md` as the canonical Markdown representation
of the homepage.
- Added permanent redirects for legacy homepage Markdown and text URLs.
- Added `/index` to `/` redirect handling.
- **Bug Fixes**
- Updated homepage metadata, alternate links, Markdown negotiation, and
content generation to consistently use the new canonical path.
- Improved homepage content description.
- **Tests**
- Expanded coverage for homepage Markdown routes, redirects, and URL
matching.
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Pamela Chia
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9113c2ba04 |
feat: markdown alternate tags + llms.txt cleanup (#48287)
The June/July marketing redesign (#47271, #47228) rebuilt the homepage and product pages off the Pages Router, silently dropping their `<link rel="alternate" type="text/markdown">` head tags, and llms-full.txt has been accidentally embedding every blog/customer/event page via an `MD_CONTENT` spread. I restored the tags behind a shared helper, added a CI drift test so a future redesign can't drop them silently again, and trimmed both llms files to the agreed docs-index shape. **Changed:** - **Markdown siblings advertised again**: homepage, the 5 product pages, pricing, and blog emit absolute `.md` alternate URLs via a new `mdAlternates(slug)` helper (the one documented consumer of the tag parses it from `<head>` and fetches the `.md` sibling, so tags must point at the sibling, never the page itself). - **Drift test**: a vitest file walks `content/md/**` and asserts every markdown-served slug's page wires the helper (or is covered by the Pages Router `_app.tsx` mechanism, whose alternate-link wiring the test also asserts directly so removing it fails CI too). Source-level assertions by design: page modules can't be imported under www's vitest config. Fails correctly when wiring is removed (verified by hiding a page and by altering the `_app.tsx` tag). - **Vector orphan fixed**: `content/md/vector.md` moved to `modules/vector` matching the live route (the page previously had no negotiation or tag, and `/modules/vector.md` 404'd); `/vector.md` now 308s to `/modules/vector.md` and the legacy `/llms/vector.txt` redirect no longer chains. - **llms.txt + llms-full.txt**: the `## Product Overview` sections are gone from both, each keeps a `## Pricing` section. This deletes the hand-maintained links array (a drift trap) and fixes the accidental ~470-page embed, shrinking llms-full.txt from ~9.8MB to ~4.9MB and dropping the 4.1MB generated content module from that route's serverless bundle. **Note:** this PR is scoped to apps/www only. The docs side (troubleshooting pages and the rest of the docs surface) is handled separately through a consolidated manifest-gated mechanism; an earlier troubleshooting-tag commit was reverted out of this branch to keep the scopes clean. <details> <summary>Why alternate tags matter (background)</summary> Agents ingest markdown far more efficiently than our rendered HTML: a fraction of the tokens and no extraction step. Since #47770 removed UA-based serving (UA sniffing broke a major AI app's fetcher and poisoned CDN caches), markdown is served only on explicit request: a `.md` suffix URL, an `Accept: text/markdown` header, or llms.txt. That's the right serving model, but it makes the markdown twin invisible to any agent that doesn't already know our URL convention, and the major AI fetchers send browser/wildcard Accept headers, so bare URLs hand them HTML. The `<link rel="alternate" type="text/markdown">` head tag is the standards-based advertisement of the sibling. It has a documented consumer today: an agent CLI that parses the tag from `<head>` and then fetches the `.md` sibling, which is also why the tag must point at a real sibling URL and never at the page itself. Peer docs sites ship this tag as table stakes. These www pages used to carry it until the June/July marketing redesign silently dropped it; the drift test in this PR turns that regression class into a CI failure. </details> ## To test Tested locally (www + docs dev servers): - [x] `/llms.txt` renders `## Documentation` + single-link `## Pricing`, no Product Overview - [x] `/llms-full.txt` renders `# Supabase` → `## Pricing` → `## Documentation`, no Product Overview, ~4.9MB - [x] Full www suite: 6 files / 71 tests green; drift test fails correctly when a page is removed or the `_app.tsx` wiring is altered - [x] `generateMdContent.mjs` emits `modules/vector`, bare `vector` slug gone On the Vercel preview (browser-verified with Playwright): - [x] Alternate tag present on `/`, `/auth`, `/database`, `/storage`, `/edge-functions`, `/realtime`, `/pricing`, and a blog post: exactly one tag each, href = preview origin + `.md` sibling - [x] `/vector.md` → 308 → `/modules/vector.md`, renders as markdown (`# Supabase Vector`) - [x] `/llms.txt` shows single-link `## Pricing`, no Product Overview - [x] Coverage sweep: all 482 `MD_PAGES` slugs + changelog index/entry curled on the preview; 471 pages carry exactly one tag, all `.md` siblings 200 as `text/markdown`. The 11 misses are legacy blog slugs whose HTML 308-redirects away (stale `MD_PAGES` entries predating this PR, no head to tag; follow-up tracked in Linear) Post-merge prod: - [ ] Full llms.txt link sweep (every linked URL 200s; previews can't cover the docs-hosted links) ## Linear - fixes GROWTH-1013 <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **New Features** * Added Markdown alternate links across key product, pricing, blog, and troubleshooting pages. * Added Supabase Vector documentation covering features, use cases, workflows, and technical details. * Updated AI-focused documentation indexes with dedicated pricing content. * Added redirects for updated Vector documentation URLs. * **Tests** * Added coverage to verify Markdown documentation links stay aligned with available pages. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> |
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Riccardo Busetti
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f19cb09b43 | feat(pipelines): Update product docs and UI copy (#47997) | ||
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Riccardo Busetti
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df7a0ca3f7 | feat(replication): Evaluate new product name (#47066) | ||
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Pamela Chia
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d409836ca7 |
feat(www,docs): serve marketing pages as .md, advertise via link rel=alternate (#45277)
## Summary Adds `/<page>.md` routes for 10 marketing/product pages (homepage, auth, database, edge-functions, realtime, storage, vector, pricing, modules/cron, modules/queues) so AI agents can fetch clean markdown instead of parsing JS-rendered HTML. Also advertises the markdown alternate via `<link rel="alternate" type="text/markdown">` on marketing and docs pages so agents can discover it. Pricing is generated dynamically via `generatePricingContent()` (single source of truth with `/llms.txt` and `/llms-full.txt`); the other nine slugs are bundled at build time from `content/md/*.md` into a `MD_CONTENT` map. Supersedes #44891 (rebased fresh off current master to avoid a 9-commit replay over rename/rename conflicts created by #44897). ## Changes - New `/api-v2/md/[...slug]` route handler returns the bundled markdown (or dynamic pricing) with `Content-Type: text/markdown`, `X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff`, and appropriate cache headers - Middleware rewrites `/<slug>.md` and `Accept: text/markdown` to the API route for the `MD_PAGES` allowlist; trailing-slash variants (`/auth/`) are normalized so they resolve the same as `/auth` - Build-time codegen `scripts/generateMdContent.mjs` scans `content/md/` and emits `app/api-v2/md/content.generated.ts` exporting both `MD_CONTENT` (Map) and `MD_PAGES` (Set, incl. dynamic `pricing`). Fails the build on slug collision between `content/md/` and `DYNAMIC_SLUGS`. Adding a new marketing `.md` is just dropping a file in `content/md/` (also update `PRODUCT_OVERVIEW_LINKS` in `/llms.txt` since that list is editorial). - 8 permanent redirects `/llms/<product>.txt` → `/<product>.md` so legacy URLs in caches and downstream `llms.txt` copies keep working - `/llms.txt` product overview now references `.md` URLs (incl. `modules/cron`, `modules/queues`); `/llms-full.txt` iterates `MD_CONTENT.values()` (homepage first, then alphabetical) and appends dynamic pricing - `/llms/[slug]` route slimmed to proxy SDK reference files (`js.txt`, `dart.txt`, etc.) since redirects handle product slugs and pricing; pricing branch retained as fallback in case redirects are bypassed - `apps/www/pages/_app.tsx` injects the alternate link conditionally based on `MD_PAGES`; `/pricing` (app router) sets it via page metadata - `apps/docs/app/page.tsx` (the `/docs` root) sets the text/markdown alternate to `/llms-full.txt`; per-guide pages override with their specific `.md` URL via `genGuideMeta` in `GuidesMdx.utils.tsx`. Other docs pages (reference, troubleshooting) inherit nothing. - `apps/www/.vercelignore`: replaces the prior `*.md`/`README.md` rules with `*.md` + `!content/md/**/*.md` so Edge Function READMEs and future scratch `.md` files aren't silently shipped to the build artifact - Drops `apps/www/data/llms/*.txt` and the related `outputFileTracingIncludes` - Test coverage for the new middleware branches: `.md` suffix rewrite (allowlisted vs. fall-through), `Accept: text/markdown` content negotiation, trailing-slash normalization ## Testing (Vercel preview) Local dev server smoke tests passing on `:3771` after each iteration. Re-verified on the preview URL after the latest hardening commit: - [x] `curl -I https://<preview>/llms/auth.txt` — expect `308 Permanent Redirect` to `/auth.md` - [x] `curl https://<preview>/auth.md | head -3` — expect `# Supabase Auth` - [x] `curl https://<preview>/pricing.md | head -3` — expect `# Supabase Pricing` with current tier values - [x] `curl https://<preview>/modules/cron.md | head -3` — expect `# Supabase Cron` - [x] `curl -H 'Accept: text/markdown' https://<preview>/ | head -3` — expect `# Supabase` (homepage.md) - [x] `curl https://<preview>/llms.txt` — Product Overview section lists `.md` URLs and includes Cron + Queues - [x] `curl https://<preview>/llms-full.txt | grep -E '^# Supabase (Cron\|Queues\|Pricing)'` — Cron and Pricing each match once; Queues matches twice (marketing module + existing docs guide) - [x] View source on `/`, `/pricing`, `/database` — expect `<link rel="alternate" type="text/markdown" href="/<slug>.md">` - [x] View source on `/docs` — expect `<link rel="alternate" type="text/markdown" href="/llms-full.txt">` - [x] View source on a docs guide page (e.g., `/docs/guides/auth`) — expect per-guide `.md` alternate; reference/troubleshooting pages should NOT emit a markdown alternate - [x] `curl -I https://<preview>/auth.md` — expect `X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff` - [x] `curl -I -L -H 'Accept: text/markdown' https://<preview>/auth/` — should resolve to markdown content (trailing-slash normalization, with Vercel's auto-redirect) ## Linear - fixes GROWTH-760 ## Follow-up (separate PR) GROWTH-760 also asks about extending `.md` to blog/customers/events. Different mechanism (path-prefix middleware, MDX read at request time via `gray-matter`) so it deserves its own review. Will open a follow-up PR after this lands. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **New Features** * Serve prebuilt and dynamic Markdown docs via new markdown endpoints and routing; pages now advertise markdown alternates (including pricing). * Added Cron and Queues module documentation pages. * **Documentation** * Minor formatting tweaks to Realtime and Storage docs. * **Chores** * Added build-time Markdown content generation and adjusted ignore/deploy rules for generated files. * Added redirects from legacy text-based product URLs to new markdown pages. * **Tests** * Expanded tests for markdown routing and content-negotiation behavior. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> |