Oleg Isonen
8a46350c9a
Hosted MDX pages can publish successfully and then fail to render because the publish runner skips their source files. Restore source downloads and compilation for MDX Content Blocks, including dynamic article queries and template dependencies. Reuse the existing publication planner and local content compiler. Markdown-only pages keep their bodies on demand; hosted MDX pages download article sources and pay the necessary compilation cost in the runner, not the publish API. Reject missing content databases and MDX materialization errors instead of deploying an incomplete page. Ref #6450 Ref #6454 ## Checklist - [x] Reproduce missing MDX content using the affected deployed build. - [x] Restore hosted MDX compilation without duplicating the static-export compiler. - [x] Add a sync → compile → generated query → React server-render regression with a metadata-only API bundle and a frontmatter-bound Content Block. - [x] Verify new regression checks fail without the required behavior and pass with it. - [x] Reject missing MDX sources and content databases; preserve remote article bodies when no MDX Content Blocks need compilation. - [x] Review documentation impact and update the Content Engine publishing explanation. - [x] Run CLI tests, typecheck, lint, formatting, and package-boundary checks. - [x] Run the full fixture link/sync/build pipeline; no generated changes. - [x] Rebuild the affected project locally and exercise its generated production request handler: HTTP 200 with the article title and body. Asset requests were served from synced local files. The live project was not modified or republished. Its existing title/description bindings still use an array access for a single-result query; that separate project-data issue is not changed here. Agent evaluations were not run. Affected sites need republishing after the updated CLI artifact is deployed.
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