Feature Request: ability to change production branch of Direct Upload Pages project

What version of Wrangler are you using?

cloudflare/wrangler-action@2.0.0

What operating system are you using?

Github Actions / ubuntu-latest

Describe the Bug

Here’s a truncated log where it shows the wrangler command I use, and the output. This happens on the master branch - so I’d expect this to go to the production domain that I have configured in pages project. Instead it deploys to the preview domain

I notice that wrangler CLI allows me to set the production branch if I use it to create a pages project with --production-branch. But in my case I created the project from the web dashboard. So I don’t have a way of telling cloudflare that the production branch is master and to treat commits on that branch as such

  with:
    apiToken: ***
    accountId: ***
    command: pages publish --project-name=conf-makerville ./
...
Using API Token authentication
$ Running: wrangler pages publish --project-name=conf-makerville ./
▲ [WARNING] Warning: Your working directory is a git repo and has uncommitted changes

  To silence this warning, pass in --commit-dirty=true


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[GregBrimble]

Thanks for creating this issue. We’ll log this as a feature request to be able to change the production branch of Direct Upload projects.

[matheusfillipe]

@anujdeshpande I am also struggling with this issue. I am inside a repository but the files i want to publish are not part of the repository, they are the built static files that dont go to version control. I’ve been trying:

npx wrangler pages publish --branch=publish build/html --project-name "my-porject-name"

But doesn’t work. It always ends up as preview. Does my current branch has to be literally called production or what?