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* fix(ui): serve migrated-page links unprefixed on the dev server migratedHref and legacyPageHref always prepended /ui, which is where the proxy mounts the static export but not where next dev serves the app (basePath is empty; the app lives at the root on localhost:3000). Every sidebar link to a migrated page and every ?page= bookmark redirect therefore 404'd in dev, and would do so for each page cut over in the App Router migration. uiBase now returns the bare root under NODE_ENV=development. The check is inlined at build time, so production output is unchanged for both the default /ui mount and server_root_path deployments. * test(ui): pin NODE_ENV in production-mode migratedPages tests The production-mode describes relied on vitest defaulting NODE_ENV to test; a developer with NODE_ENV=development exported in their shell would see them fail. Stub it explicitly so the suite is deterministic regardless of ambient environment. |
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