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# Pitfalls
## Entry Template
```
date: YYYY-MM-DD
author: <agent|name>
scope: <files/routes/features>
type: pitfall
rationale: <why recorded>
impact: <user/system/security/i18n/a11y>
status: open|mitigated|resolved
Pitfall:
How to detect:
How to avoid:
```
---
### PF-001: Locale Rewrite Drift
date: 2026-03-11
author: Cline
scope: `next.config.js`, `i18n.js`, user-facing routes
type: pitfall
rationale: Route/content parity can silently break across EN/CY if only one side is updated.
impact: Broken navigation and inconsistent bilingual experience.
status: mitigated
Pitfall:
Adding or modifying a route in one locale without corresponding rewrite/translation updates.
How to detect:
- Manual navigation check for EN and CY aliases.
- Verify page namespace mappings in `i18n.js`.
How to avoid:
- Treat route + translation + rewrite as one change unit.
### PF-002: Sensitive Logging in Auth/Notification Paths
date: 2026-03-11
author: Cline
scope: `pages/api/auth/[...nextauth].js`, `pages/api/email/**`, `actions/index.js`
type: pitfall
rationale: Debug logs in these paths can expose identifiers or callback tokens.
impact: Security and privacy risk.
status: open
Pitfall:
Verbose console logs around auth URLs, email payloads, or user identifiers.
How to detect:
- Search changed files for `console.log` and inspect payload content.
How to avoid:
- Use redacted logging and avoid printing callback tokens/user-sensitive data.