# Flow diagram for the Next.js GitHub Actions deployment workflow

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Adds initial project infrastructure for automation and metadata, including a GitHub Actions workflow to build and deploy a Next.js site to GitHub Pages, a sample CircleCI config, a basic security policy document, and a changeset entry for the dashboard package.

Flow diagram for the Next.js GitHub Actions deployment workflow

flowchart TD
  trigger_push["Push_to_main_or_workflow_dispatch"]

  subgraph Build_job
    checkout["Checkout_repository"]
    detect_pm["Detect_package_manager"]
    setup_node["Setup_Node_20_with_cache"]
    setup_pages["Configure_Pages_static_site_generator_next"]
    restore_cache["Restore_Next_cache"]
    install_deps["Install_dependencies_(npm_or_yarn)"]
    next_build["Build_with_next_build"]
    upload_artifact["Upload_Pages_artifact_from_out"]
  end

  subgraph Deploy_job
    deploy_pages["Deploy_to_GitHub_Pages"]
  end

  trigger_push --> checkout
  checkout --> detect_pm
  detect_pm --> setup_node
  setup_node --> setup_pages
  setup_pages --> restore_cache
  restore_cache --> install_deps
  install_deps --> next_build
  next_build --> upload_artifact
  upload_artifact --> deploy_pages

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Introduce GitHub Actions workflow to build and deploy the Next.js app to GitHub Pages on pushes to main and manual dispatch.	Configure workflow triggers for pushes to main and manual workflow dispatch Set appropriate GitHub Pages permissions and deployment concurrency settings Detect package manager (yarn vs npm) and configure Node.js and caching accordingly Build the Next.js app and upload the static output as a GitHub Pages artifact Add a separate deploy job that publishes the uploaded artifact to GitHub Pages	.github/workflows/nextjs.yml
Add a basic CircleCI configuration with a sample job and workflow.	Define a simple docker-based job that checks out the repo and runs a greeting command Configure a minimal workflow that runs the sample job	.circleci/config.yml
Document security policy scaffolding for supported versions and vulnerability reporting.	Add a SECURITY.md with a placeholder supported-versions table Add guidance sections for reporting vulnerabilities with placeholder text	SECURITY.md
Register a patch-level changeset for the dashboard package describing this change.	Create a changeset file marking a patch bump for the thirdweb-dashboard package Add a brief description label for the patch	.changeset/tender-tigers-smash.md

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