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Changed Socket.IO transport order from ['websocket', 'polling'] to ['polling', 'websocket'] in the frontend terminal hook. Why this fixes the issue: - Cloudflare blocks direct WebSocket connections with 400 Bad Request - HTTP polling works perfectly and bypasses Cloudflare's WebSocket protection - Socket.IO now connects via polling first, then attempts upgrade to WebSocket - If WebSocket upgrade fails (due to Cloudflare), connection stays on polling - This ensures reliable connectivity without requiring Cloudflare config changes Testing script included demonstrates: ✓ Polling transport: WORKS ✗ Direct WebSocket: BLOCKED by Cloudflare ✓ Auto-upgrade (polling→websocket): WORKS with graceful fallback https://claude.ai/code/session_01SePwA78FSw4urCoyR2cqFh
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