Fix Vercel Build Error by Preventing Database Initialization #16
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This commit resolves a "404: NOT_FOUND" error on Vercel by preventing the application from failing during the build process. The `init_db()` function was being called in the global scope of `app.py`, which caused it to execute in Vercel's read-only build environment. This resulted in a failed build and a 404 error on the deployed site. By removing the automatic call to `init_db()`, the application can now build and deploy successfully. A diagnostic `main.py` file has also been added to help with any further troubleshooting.
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This change fixes a "404: NOT_FOUND" error on Vercel by preventing the database from being initialized during the build process. The
init_db()function was being called in the global scope ofapp.py, causing the build to fail. This has been removed to allow for a successful deployment. A diagnosticmain.pyhas also been added.PR created automatically by Jules for task 1072070186372258084 started by @support371