anton duzenko Updated link: https://shchae7.medium.com/how-to-use-rsync-on-git-bash-6c6bba6a03ca (also updated the link in my original comment)

I don't think WebSockets does that. Have a look at this StackOverflow question and read the answer and the comments on the first question https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4361173/http-headers-in-websockets-client-api

For my experiment I didn't bother figuring that out. But when I deployed my example app I did change it to wss://app-url.com/.redwood/functions/ws to get around CORS limitations (where .redwood/functions/ is proxied to my api side by my hosting setup, just like all graphql requests are proxied)

Sorry dude, I'm not using Windows anymore. But try this guide, it mentions the file you're missing https://shchae7.medium.com/how-to-use-rsync-on-git-bash-6c6bba6a03ca

Best of luck Amanda! I'm excited to follow along 😀 And you know we're all here for you if you need help and/or encouragement!

I saw this, and had to try it myself Here's another way to do it. Probably worse than your solution. But I wanted to make it a chain of function calls function sumTwoSmallestNumbers(numbers) { return (numbers.sort((a, b) => a - b)) .slice(0, 2) .reduce((prev, cur) => prev + cur) }

Thank you

Wow, didn't expect a comment from one of the hashnode founders! Thank you Sandeep Panda! I read somewhere that SSL would be set up on the first visit to the blog. So I took those three checkmarks as an ordered list of what would/should happen. Configure DNS ✅ Visit site to trigger SSL setup "Status", not sure what that one means really So as soon as I had a green check mark on DNS I went to my site expecting to see it live, but without SSL (or with an invalid SSL config). Instead I got that weird Vercel 404 page.