And switched again, now deploying with wrangler

My original description for this post was “don’t need no stinkin’ git cloud.” As in, after moving from GitLab to GitHub, I decided to eschew cloud git providers altogether and use my home server as my source of truth. So I set that up, and instead of deploying this blog via a git push to one of the cloud providers, I’m deploying it locally on the command line with wrangler using Cloudflare Page’s direct upload option. I was chuffed. And then I lost power. I’m writing this on my laptop while my power is still out. My home server and networking gear are all down. Less chuffed. So now I’m leaning toward Claude’s suggestion: use both. I can deploy with wrangler and still use GitHub, at least as a secondary remote, though I’m going to use it as my origin and source of truth once again. Why wrangler? I like deploying from my machine and getting immediate feedback on the progress and completion. When I deploy via a git push, on the other hand, there’s a lot more complexity. Cloudflare has to…