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icon/image/logo/cover_image are now MinIO object keys, not URLs -- every serializer with one of these fields now returns a <field>_url sibling that's an already-absolute, freshly presigned URL. Added those fields to every affected type (StoreCategory, StoreListItem, ProductCategory, ProductListItem) and switched every <img> call site to use the _url field directly. Deleted resolveMediaUrl/resolveClientMediaUrl and the NEXT_PUBLIC_WINOFY_MEDIA_ORIGIN env var -- they existed only to turn relative paths under the Winofy origin into absolute URLs, which no longer applies now that media lives on a different host (MinIO) and comes back pre-resolved. Also fixes cart-item-row.tsx's product thumbnail, which had been commented out (broken under the old relative-path assumption). Restored image_url as a required non-optional field per the doc rather than treating it as possibly-missing, since every serializer covered by this migration always includes it (null when no image, not omitted). |
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This is a Next.js project bootstrapped with create-next-app.
Getting Started
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# or
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