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Requirements:
Create a CloudFlare API Token:
Access the profile; go to API Tokens; create a custom token with the following permissions: (account - Cloudflare Pages - edit) and (zone - clean cache - clean).
Add Cloudflare API_TOKEN and ACCOUNT_ID as secrets in the base GitHub repository.
Create a project on Cloudflare Pages. The name given to the project in CloudFlare Pages must be the same used in the deploy action script
pages deploy dist --project-name=<CloudFlare_Pages_Project_Name>The file wrangler.toml is used for manual deployments if necessary; it also needs the name of the project in CloudFlare Pages.