v2.9.0: Workspace folders for imported apps, and devlink sync removed
v2.9.0: Workspace folders for imported apps, and devlink sync removed
v2.9.0 adds workspace folder placement when you import a Cloud app from GitHub, removes the leftover webflow devlink sync command, and fixes what the Server bundle’s manifest lists.
Place an imported app in a workspace folder
webflow apps init --import --new accepts a new --folder-id flag that puts the new standalone app in a workspace folder at creation time:
To find a folder’s ID, open the folder in the dashboard and copy the value after /folder/ in the URL. --folder-id only applies to new standalone apps, so it requires --new and can’t be combined with --site-id.
Fix: Server manifest no longer lists ssr: false components
The Server bundle’s wf-manifest.json (dist/Server/ssr-bundle.tar) no longer lists components whose options.ssr is false. Its components map now matches the components actually imported into Server/index.js, instead of copying the Client bundle’s full CSS index. The Client wf-manifest.json and mf-manifest.json are unchanged — they still list every component, including ssr: false ones, with their CSS.
Removed: webflow devlink sync
The dead webflow devlink sync command is removed. Use webflow devlink export instead. If you’re upgrading an older project, see Migrating to DevLink Export.