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…_PROXY_TYPE and reuse the same proxy logic as the client.
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November 2, 2026 03:02
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Summary
This PR fixes a bug where server-side Douban API requests ignored the configured proxy and directly accessed Douban source domains, causing requests to fail on servers that cannot reach Douban directly.
What changed
src/lib/douban.tsNEXT_PUBLIC_DOUBAN_PROXY_TYPEsrc/app/api/douban/route.tsWhy
When
NEXT_PUBLIC_DOUBAN_PROXY_TYPEwas set (for examplecmliussss-cdn-ali), the server still called direct Douban endpoints such as:https://movie.douban.com/...https://m.douban.com/...This bypassed the configured CDN proxy and caused timeouts on deployments without direct access to Douban.
Result
Server-side requests now follow the configured proxy logic and match the client-side behavior.