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Prelogin: render per-route head tags server-side - #1499
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Every marketing URL renders the same home.html, and until now that template
carried one hardcoded <head>. app.js corrected it in the browser, but link
unfurlers (LinkedIn, Slack, X, iMessage) and non-rendering crawlers never run
JavaScript, so every shared page previewed as the home page: home title, home
description, home image.
prelogin/route_meta.py becomes the single source of truth for title,
description, canonical, og:type, and social image. HomeView resolves the
request path against it and home.html renders the tags from that. The same
table is serialized into a json_script block that app.js parses for in-page
navigation, so the client no longer keeps its own copy and the two cannot
drift. That deletes about 100 lines of duplicated table from app.js.
Fixes two things along the way. The site-wide og:image pointed at
/images/field-photos/join-hero.jpg, which 404s: it was missing the /static/
prefix, so every share of this site had a broken preview image. It now goes
through {% static %}, and the five blog posts carry their own covers.
applyRouteMeta also never touched og:image at all, so a post shared after an
in-page navigation still showed the home photo.
An unknown path canonicalizes to "/" rather than to itself, matching what the
router actually renders. Also drops three blog posts' back-links to their
dimagi.com originals, which now 301 to this same page.
Asset cache-buster bumped to v=8. route_meta.py added to ruff's E501
per-file-ignores, like the other files holding long content strings.
Promotes dimagi-internal/connect-labs#1424 from labs to production.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@commcare_connect/static/prelogin/app.js`:
- Line 106: In the catch clause near the prelogin error-handling flow, rename
the unused caught-error binding from e to _ so it satisfies the configured
ESLint naming rule without changing the surrounding handling behavior.
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no-unused-vars requires an ignored caught error to be named exactly `_` (see eslint.config.js). Rename the JSON.parse guard's catch binding. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
npm audit fix, no direct-dependency or config changes: browserslist, brace-expansion, dompurify, fast-uri, js-yaml, nanoid, and postcss-selector-parser all move to patched versions already permitted by existing semver ranges. Verified `npm audit` reports 0 vulnerabilities and the production webpack build still succeeds. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
uv lock --upgrade-package for the 15 packages pip-audit flagged (aiohttp, click, certifi, cryptography, djangorestframework, h2, idna, jwcrypto, pillow, pyjwt, requests, setuptools, sqlparse, tablib, weasyprint). All satisfied by existing pyproject.toml lower-bound constraints, so no pyproject.toml changes; none of these are imported directly by app code (only pulled in transitively by allauth, requests, boto3, etc). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
3.18.0 changes the validation error shape for list-serializer bulk updates (a list of per-item error dicts becomes something TestWorkAreaBulkUpdateView no longer recognizes) and broke 4 pytest cases in CI. 3.17.2 already carries the pip-audit fix for CVE-2026-73228/73229, so pin there instead of 3.18.0 and cap until someone adapts the affected call sites/tests on purpose. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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this includes a lot of changes to dependencies that I suspect are unnecessary (given that it doesn't use most of the changed libraries). can you try to limit the changes to just the pages, and not any of the dependency files (the lockfiles and pyproject). The tests are also unnecessary, but no real fight if you or claude want to leave them
The pip-audit/npm-audit dependency updates (djangorestframework cap, transitive Python/JS bumps) got swept into this branch but aren't used by the marketing page changes. Per Cal's review, dropping pyproject.toml/ uv.lock/package-lock.json back to main's state and keeping only the prelogin page changes plus the ruff per-file-ignores addition for route_meta.py. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@calellowitz me (and Claude) did the following:
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Product Description
Every marketing URL on connect.dimagi.com renders the same
home.html, which carries one hardcoded<head>.app.jscorrects it in the browser, but link unfurlers (LinkedIn, Slack, X, iMessage) never run JavaScript. Sharing a page today gives every link the home page's title, description, and image:Head tags are now per-route and rendered server-side. The broken og:image path is fixed and the five blog posts carry their own covers.
Three posts also link back to their original dimagi.com post; since dimagi.com now 301s those URLs to Connect, those links just send the reader back to the page they're already on. Those lines are removed.
Technical Summary
prelogin/route_meta.pyis the single source of truth for title, description, canonical, og:type and image.HomeViewresolves the request path against it;home.htmlrenders the tags and serializes the same table into ajson_scriptblock thatapp.jsparses for in-page navigation, replacing its own copy (about 100 lines). An unknown path canonicalizes to/, matching what the router renders.Cache-buster bumped to
v=8.route_meta.pyadded to ruff'sper-file-ignoresforE501, since its title/description strings have to stay on one line to stay greppable against the rendered<head>.This promotes dimagi-internal/connect-labs#1424, already verified and deployed on labs, into this repo per
docs/prelogin-marketing-site.md(labs is staging; this repo is the source of truth for connect.dimagi.com).Safety Assurance
New tests cover the server-rendered head, the unknown-path fallback, and that every referenced image is a real static file (
TestRouteMetaincommcare_connect/prelogin/tests/test_views.py).ruff checkandruff format --checkpass on the changed Python files, andnode --checkpasses onapp.js. I could not run the fullpytestsuite locally in this environment (no Docker/PostGIS available) — please confirm CI is green before merging.🤖 Generated with Claude Code