Cloudflare Workers - build.sh

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I’m considering moving from Netlify to Cloudflare because Netlify access management will be extremely expensive for me. Cloudflare seems to be able to offer email/one-time-pin authentication so I’m giving it a go. I took a small site from Netlify and deployed it on Pages in a matter of minutes. But now I’m looking at Workers as my main site needs to serve large (up to 100MB) files and Pages has a 25MB limit.
I saw @jmooring 's posts and example build.sh. My question is, is this necessary in all Hugo site deployments? Do I really need to install a specific version of Hugo (I’m using 0.139.4)?

Grateful for any pointers.

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YES, you do.

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That’s clear then. So I can just delete the Dart stuff then, edit in my Hugo version number and I’m good to go?

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If your project, themes, and modules do not transpile modern Sass to CSS, then yes.

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Thanks @jmooring. Much appreciated.

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For anyone else stumbling across this, here’s an example project hosted on a Cloudflare Worker:

https://github.com/jmooring/hosting-cloudflare-worker

This is the build script:

https://github.com/jmooring/hosting-cloudflare-worker/blob/main/build.sh

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Workers have the same limit.

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@jmooring thank you for the repo with the build.sh and wrangle.toml examples. Those helped me figure it out on my first attempts with Workers. I honestly have no clue how you figured that out.

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Hmm… interesting. I saw a response that said Workers had an individual file limit of 100MB. Wonder where that came from? Possibly an AI generated Google query response?

Cheers @tyco.

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So now I’m thinking that I’ll store all my larger files somewhere else (my company has an AWS account so I could use an S3 bucket and call the files in from there. Problem solved (once I’ve figured how you do that!)

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