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## What The twenty-infra **"Deploy Website"** workflow has failed every run since 06-26 — at OpenNext's R2 incremental-cache step, **not** the build: ``` Failed to provision remote R2 bucket "twenty-website-cache-dev" for binding "NEXT_INC_CACHE_R2_BUCKET": Failed to check whether bucket exists: … Premature close ``` ## Root cause `@opennextjs/cloudflare`'s `ensureR2Bucket()` calls the Cloudflare SDK's `r2.buckets.get()`. On **Node 24** (which the deploy pins) undici truncates the **gzip-compressed** Cloudflare API response → `Premature close`. The SDK's own retries don't help (it's systematic, not flaky), and pre-creating the bucket doesn't help (it always `.get()`s first). This is **pre-existing and unrelated to the multi-locale change** (#22257): the *Build Worker* step succeeds, and the identical error appears on 06-26 runs (two days before that merged). ## Fix opennext **1.20.0** fixes this precisely — it passes `defaultHeaders: { "Accept-Encoding": "identity" }` to the Cloudflare SDK client, so the API returns **uncompressed** responses (no decompression → no premature close). **Node 24 is kept**, and no twenty-infra change is needed — the deploy runs `twenty`'s own `npx opennextjs-cloudflare`, so bumping the dep here is enough. `^1.0.0 → ^1.20.0`. **1.20.0, not the latest 1.20.1**, because the repo's `npmMinimalAgeGate: 3d` still quarantines 1.20.1 (published 06-26); 1.20.0 (06-25) is past the gate and carries the same fix. ## Verification - Resolved to `1.20.0`; confirmed `Accept-Encoding: identity` is in the installed `dist/cli/utils/ensure-r2-bucket.js`. - `nx typecheck twenty-website` green (OpenNext config API unchanged across the bump). - Diff is just `package.json` + `yarn.lock`. ⚠️ Full confirmation needs a **Deploy Website** run (exercises the build + the R2 provision step), which I can't trigger — please re-run it after merge.
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