Backend URL Vercel
What would be the Backend URL for a Convex application deployed on Vercel?
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Yes, I have. The backend URL configured in my Convex deployment ends with
.site, correct? Will this .site URL remain active indefinitely? Is Convex managing the deployment for it? I ask because I can still make requests to this URL even though my application is no longer running locally.nope, you want the
.cloud URL -- and it's going to be the one under the "production" deploymenthere's where you find it
in the dashboard
This is what I see
that's HTTP actions URL, not the deployment URL
swap the
.site for .cloud and it's the sameyup, thats what I was looking for, thanks!
Follow up, is there a way I can see the HTTP Actions in my dashboard?
I only see the queries, and routes but not the actual http actions
lastly, whenever I run
npm run dev does it also update the production deployment in convex? Or is there a way to first test the changes in dev and then run a command to push it to prod?dev only updates your dev deployment
npx convex deploy pushes to productionThanks!