Checking for missing files in a site deployment#1
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💬 Prompt: How can I check for missing files in my last site deploy?
✅ Result: # Fixed Netlify deploy configuration
The repository previously had no Netlify configuration file, so deploys were being produced from the repository root — which contains
backend/,frontend/, andREADME.mdat the top level. Because the actual site lives in thefrontend/subdirectory, the uploaded deploy was missing the HTML entry point at the site root and was also trying to work with the backend scaffold during deploy, both of which prevented the site from serving correctly.A
netlify.tomlwas added at the repository root that points the build at thefrontend/directory as the base and uses it as the publish directory. No build command is required because the frontend is a static HTML/CSS/JS site using the existing in-browser mock API client (frontend/api/client.js) that runs entirely offlocalStorage. This keeps the backend scaffold in the repo for future work but excludes it from the deploy pipeline so it cannot break builds.A small set of conservative security headers (
X-Frame-Options,X-Content-Type-Options,Referrer-Policy) was also added for the served site.With this configuration in place, the next deploy will publish
index.html,item-list.html,item-detail.html,report-form.html,my-reports.html,heatmap.html, thestyles/,assets/, andapi/directories fromfrontend/, and the site root (/) will resolve to the landing page as intended.