A Pages deployment allows 20,000 files with each individual file at most 25 MiB
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Cloudflare Pages caps a single deployment at 20,000 files and each file at 25 MiB. Builds that emit a file per route, such as a large statically generated site or a big image set, reach the file count long before any total size limit, and the deploy fails after the build has already succeeded, which wastes the whole build.
The fixes are to move large media into R2 and reference it by URL, or to reduce per-route output. Filenames are limited to 255 characters as well. Note that the count covers every file in the output directory, so emitting a source map per chunk doubles it; disabling source maps in the production build is often enough on its own to get back under the cap.
Source: https://developers.cloudflare.com/pages/platform/limits/
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