chore: ignore .claude/ with a tracked line - #59
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It was covered only by .git/info/exclude, which protects one clone and nobody else's. Without a tracked line, `git add -A` in the parent stages a nested worktree as an embedded gitlink and `git clean -ffd` deletes it.
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Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~2 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This change adds a localized .claude/ ignore rule to prevent accidental worktree staging or deletion. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains beyond normal checks and review. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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…o production (#61) * fix(analytics): forward $raw_user_agent and $host for cookieless ingestion (#52) PostHog's cookieless server-hash step reads $raw_user_agent and $host straight off event.properties and drops the event with a cookieless_missing_user_agent/cookieless_missing_host ingestion warning if either is absent. createCommonProperties rebuilt an allowlisted properties object that dropped both, so every event was silently discarded at ingestion. Forward them through; never add $ip, which PostHog's capture service fills in server-side from the connection. Co-authored-by: scttbnsn <80784472+scttbnsn@users.noreply.github.com> * chore(config): remove the stale Cursor rules (#54) * fix(analytics): promote cookieless ingestion fix to production (#53) PostHog's cookieless server-hash step reads $raw_user_agent and $host straight off event.properties and drops the event with a cookieless_missing_user_agent/cookieless_missing_host ingestion warning if either is absent. createCommonProperties rebuilt an allowlisted properties object that dropped both, so every event was silently discarded at ingestion. Forward them through; never add $ip, which PostHog's capture service fills in server-side from the connection. Co-authored-by: biggest-littlest <zap_inane.2p@icloud.com> * chore(config): drop the stale Cursor rules folder * docs(config): drop dangling .cursorrules references --------- Co-authored-by: biggest-littlest <zap_inane.2p@icloud.com> * docs(readme): describe what this repo is and how it deploys (#55) * chore(gitignore): ignore the root .vercel link and history-backup bundles * feat(analytics): capture $pageleave and send $pathname (#60) Measured over the shared PostHog project, 208 of 432 sessions across the five instrumented sites record zero duration, and PostHog's built-in Web analytics Page/Entry page/Exit page tables return zero rows. capture_pageleave was false, so a session's last recorded timestamp is its last pageview, and a five-minute read of one page scores as zero seconds. Flipping the option alone fixes nothing: sanitizeEvent allowlisted only $pageview, cta activated, and $web_vitals, so every $pageleave posthog-js emitted would have been dropped silently with no error and no ingestion warning. This adds a $pageleave branch that rebuilds the event the same way $pageview does. capture_pageview is false here (pageviews are captured by hand), so posthog-js's _shouldCapturePageleave gate needs an explicit true rather than the default. $pathname is the property PostHog's page tables actually key off, and it was never sent. It's bound to the already-sanitized `path` value, never the raw pathname, so it can't carry a route outside ALLOWED_ROUTES and adds no information the event wasn't already sending. A regression test asserts the two never diverge. No privacy option changes: cookieless_mode, person_profiles, persistence, disable_persistence, respect_dnt, save_referrer, and save_campaign_params are untouched. Part of X16 in the ops execution plan. * fix(seo): repair JSON-LD logo 404 and double-slash base URLs - fix(seo): point Organization.logo at /icon-512x512.png; the referenced /logos/codeswhat-logo-green.png never existed, so crawlers got a 404 - fix(seo): strip trailing slashes from BASE_URL and reuse it in robots.ts and sitemap.ts, so a NEXT_PUBLIC_SITE_URL set with a trailing slash can't emit //sitemap.xml-style URLs - chore(seo): disallow /studio/ in robots.txt; the capture pages already 404 in production but the exclusion shouldn't depend on that guard - chore(seo): 308 the stable *.vercel.app production aliases to codeswhat.com instead of serving duplicate content - fix(api): stop forwarding EmailOctopus error detail to subscribe clients; log it server-side and return a fixed message * build(deps): bump next to ^16.2.11 to clear all 35 Dependabot alerts One-line range bump; npm resolves next 16.3.3, which also pulls the patched transitive versions: postcss 8.5.23, nanoid 3.3.18, sharp 0.35.4. npm audit now reports zero vulnerabilities. No code changes needed: the app has no middleware, rewrites, server actions, CSP nonces, or next/image usage, so none of the fixed CVEs required app-side work. * build(deps): regenerate next-env.d.ts for next 16.3 - build(deps): pick up the root-params.d.ts reference next 16.3 adds - ci(hooks): pass --no-errors-on-unmatched to the biome pre-commit job so committing only biome-ignored files (like next-env.d.ts) doesn't fail * docs(roadmap): track web-analytics table coverage follow-ups (ops X37) * chore: ignore .claude/ with a tracked line (#59) It was covered only by .git/info/exclude, which protects one clone and nobody else's. Without a tracked line, `git add -A` in the parent stages a nested worktree as an embedded gitlink and `git clean -ffd` deletes it. * docs(roadmap): point acquisition-data item at the ops analytics standard * docs(roadmap): pageleave ratio is structural; note the bot-detection canary caveat --------- Co-authored-by: biggest-littlest <zap_inane.2p@icloud.com>
.claude/was covered only by a local.git/info/excludeon one machine, which protects that clone and nobody else. A tracked line protects everyone.Without it,
git add -Ain the parent checkout stages a nested agent worktree as an embedded gitlink instead of as files, andgit clean -ffddeletes the worktree outright. Both demonstrated, not theorised.Nothing under
.claude/is tracked here, so the bare form is safe. House standard:codeswhat-ops/standards/worktrees.md.Summary by CodeRabbit