There isn't in Miniflare 3, yet

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dason•6/30/23, 9:36 AM

I would like to ask what's the worker start time on earth? In introduction, it's 0ms by applying isolate. But in limits, it becomes 200ms...

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Walshy•6/30/23, 11:15 AM

The 200ms limit is the maximum time you can spend to start it. Most Workers are far far below that and mean they can benefit from users experiencing a "0ms" cold start

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Walshy•6/30/23, 11:34 AM

You can use host header override on ENT

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Walshy•6/30/23, 11:34 AM

Otherwise yes

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Walshy•6/30/23, 11:38 AM

It depends on the transform rule haha
Don't remember where rewrite URL runs, check the sidebar

WWalshy The 200ms limit is the maximum time you can spend to start it. Most Workers are ...

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dason•6/30/23, 1:57 PM

get it, many thanks

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Neiki•6/30/23, 3:41 PM

sometimes my cron triggers execute twice and then skip one,
f.ex i have an cron trigger running every minute that runs an function and does stuff.

5 minutes all is fine and its execution every minute just fine, but then randomly it skips a minute and then it runs twice in the next minute but with the same message (i attach ids to my cron executions to track) and they both have the same id, how can this happen?

i watched the logs and i saw the crons actually triggers twice in one minute, after that then it works normal again, then it happens again

an example is in the image
i also tested with 5 and 10 minutes but the same
how can i fix

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Neiki•6/30/23, 4:27 PM

i now have a work around but its not optimial, i would love to fix this double cron trigger error

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Unsmart•6/30/23, 6:10 PM

Using many workers is a bit of an interesting setup that you cant really get perfect atm tbh. The main issue is that you cant target a specific version of a worker so you basically need to just hope all the workers deploy successfully and somewhat at the same time

Preview environments for workers arent really the best right now you basically just need to create new workers for every single preview you want. Eventually we should have better preview environments with the Workers & Pages convergence

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Neiki•6/30/23, 7:51 PM

please help! Cron Triggers running twice!!!!!

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Neiki•6/30/23, 7:57 PM

or can i email someone for support or a live chat? please i need help...

NNeiki or can i email someone for support or a live chat? please i need help...

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Cyb3r-Jak3•6/30/23, 8:00 PM

If you are on a pro or higher plan then you can open a ticket in the dashboard

CCyb3r-Jak3 If you are on a pro or higher plan then you can open a ticket in the dashboard

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Neiki•6/30/23, 8:03 PM

i have only worker/pages paid plan, ig then i cant open a ticket there?

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Neiki•6/30/23, 8:04 PM

i got now a workaround but if somebody got info or can help me please let me know

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λ.ςζ•6/30/23, 9:33 PM

hey. is it possible to self bind a worker? i'm trying to maintain an API that depends on the fetcher

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Erisa•6/30/23, 11:14 PM

a worker can indeed be a service binding for itself

EErisa a worker can indeed be a service binding for itself

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λ.ςζ•7/1/23, 12:07 AM

i had trouble in wrangler v3 locally

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MetalGear•7/1/23, 2:23 AM

I am mostly self taught and unfortunetely dont learn much at work. Can someone help me clear some confusion. In cloudflare workers I often times find myself in situation where the easiest approach would be having a array of 100 objects representing an ecommerce order. Is it a acceptable solution to just iterate through those 100 objects to find the ones that have key === something? Like I always run from that solution because I think looping through each elelment in the array is just a very bad solution. It feels that way atleast

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MetalGear•7/1/23, 2:24 AM

Also whats a general number in elements in an array where a good engineer would say yeah thats too much we should look at another approach

MMetalGear I am mostly self taught and unfortunetely dont learn much at work. Can someone h...

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Cyb3r-Jak3•7/1/23, 3:05 AM

Is a reason that you aren't using an object to look up the ecommerce order?
If you already have the key something like

{
  "key1": {<order info},
  "key2": {<order info},
}

{
  "key1": {<order info},
  "key2": {<order info},
}

{
  "key1": {<order info},
  "key2": {<order info},
}

{
  "key1": {<order info},
  "key2": {<order info},
}

rather then what I believe you are using which is

[
  {"key": 1, <order info>},
  {"key": 2, <order info>}
]

[
  {"key": 1, <order info>},
  {"key": 2, <order info>}
]

[
  {"key": 1, <order info>},
  {"key": 2, <order info>}
]

[
  {"key": 1, <order info>},
  {"key": 2, <order info>}
]

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Gamengineer314•7/1/23, 10:04 AM

(Sorry I posted it in the wrong channel before

)
Hello!
Is there a way to know how much CPU time a request took?
I found it for cron events but not for normal requests.

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phoenix•7/1/23, 10:30 AM

guys can anyone tell whether setting up custom domain in cloudflare is free for my hugo website?

Pphoenix guys can anyone tell whether setting up custom domain in cloudflare is free for ...

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sathoro•7/1/23, 2:09 PM

not relevant

CCyb3r-Jak3 Is a reason that you aren't using an object to look up the ecommerce order? If y...

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MetalGear•7/1/23, 5:31 PM

The thing is I’m calling an api that for example gives me all the orders that need to be shipped out today. Then I need to filter through which ones would be for a specific department or something and that’s where I’d loop through the array.

MMetalGear The thing is I’m calling an api that for example gives me all the orders that ne...

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Cyb3r-Jak3•7/1/23, 5:34 PM

Ah then looping through the array is going to be your best bet

CCyb3r-Jak3 Ah then looping through the array is going to be your best bet

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MetalGear•7/1/23, 5:45 PM

Yeah my question is how many elements is too much where I need to rethink my strategy

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MetalGear•7/1/23, 5:45 PM

Like I literally have no idea if it’s 100 or 10,000 or 100,000 lol. Just trying to get an idea

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amorfati•7/2/23, 1:33 AM

is calling a worker from another worker not possible? I'm using fetch to call worker A from worker B

Aamorfati is calling a worker from another worker not possible? I'm using fetch to call wo...

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Unsmart•7/2/23, 1:34 AM

You should use service bindings

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Unsmart•7/2/23, 1:34 AM

https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/platform/bindings/about-service-bindings/

About Service bindings · Cloudflare Workers docs

Service bindings are an API that facilitate Worker-to-Worker communication via explicit bindings defined in your configuration.

UUnsmart https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/platform/bindings/about-service-bindin...

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amorfati•7/2/23, 1:55 AM

awesome, thank you!

If worker B is a web framework (

Hono

Hono

) and I usually interact with it by calling it with

https://worker_b.me.workers.dev/${param}

https://worker_b.me.workers.dev/${param}

https://worker_b.me.workers.dev/${param}

https://worker_b.me.workers.dev/${param}
I bind it as a service in worker A (

env.B

env.B

env.B

env.B), how do I call it and pass

param

param

param

param?

const result = await env.B.fetch(param)
const json = await result.json()

const result = await env.B.fetch(param)
const json = await result.json()

const result = await env.B.fetch(param)
const json = await result.json()

const result = await env.B.fetch(param)
const json = await result.json()

Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'fetch')

Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'fetch')

Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'fetch')

Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'fetch')

Aamorfati awesome, thank you! If worker B is a web framework (`Hono`) and I usually inter...

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amorfati•7/2/23, 1:59 AM

worked when I passed the whole worker URL

env.B.fetch(https://worker_b.me.workers.dev/${param})

env.B.fetch(https://worker_b.me.workers.dev/${param})

env.B.fetch(https://worker_b.me.workers.dev/${param})

env.B.fetch(https://worker_b.me.workers.dev/${param})

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amorfati•7/2/23, 1:59 AM

thank you very much @Unsmart | Tech debt

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Hyper•7/2/23, 5:46 AM

Hey guys. We have been looking at workers for a while and have been interested in migrating our backend to workers. I have a couple concerns though which I needed some guidance with. For starters, our backend right now is a complex express app with many routes, middleware, controllers etc. I have looked at Hono and have liked what they have to offer, so im sure we'll be fine in terms of refactoring our app to use Hono instead of express. My main concern though is that we use libraries such as @sendgrid/mail, @aws-sdk/client-s3, mongoose, speakeasy, sharp, multer-s3, firebase-admin, just to name a few. I'm aware that workers doesnt support a full node.js environment yet. Do you guys think it will be possible to migrate to workers?

HHyper Hey guys. We have been looking at workers for a while and have been interested i...

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Hello, I’m Allie!•7/2/23, 5:54 AM

It definitely won’t be a one-click migration(and some of the libraries may have to be rewritten from scratch), but I don’t see anything that would prevent it at the moment

LLekensteyn I also wondered how this worked. Perhaps it must be a valid looking domain. Both...

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sathoro•7/2/23, 9:53 AM

yeah to be on the safe side I used a fake path on our real domain

LLekensteyn I also wondered how this worked. Perhaps it must be a valid looking domain. Both...

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dave•7/2/23, 2:45 PM

It’s 100% working for me with the invalid domain. Could you try using a custom cache key?

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dave•7/2/23, 2:48 PM

I’ll check again to see if I’m overlooking something.

LLekensteyn Invalid with a period or without? `cache.invalid` as hostname worked for me, `ca...

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dave•7/2/23, 2:55 PM

I’m using with a period.

async function createCacheUrl(path: string, safe_formdata: FormData): Promise<URL> {
    const byter = await getFormHash(safe_formdata);

    const cacheUrl = new URL('https://ai.moda.invalid');

    cacheUrl.pathname = path + '/' + byter;

    return cacheUrl;
}

async function createCacheUrl(path: string, safe_formdata: FormData): Promise<URL> {
    const byter = await getFormHash(safe_formdata);

    const cacheUrl = new URL('https://ai.moda.invalid');

    cacheUrl.pathname = path + '/' + byter;

    return cacheUrl;
}

async function createCacheUrl(path: string, safe_formdata: FormData): Promise<URL> {
    const byter = await getFormHash(safe_formdata);

    const cacheUrl = new URL('https://ai.moda.invalid');

    cacheUrl.pathname = path + '/' + byter;

    return cacheUrl;
}

async function createCacheUrl(path: string, safe_formdata: FormData): Promise<URL> {
    const byter = await getFormHash(safe_formdata);

    const cacheUrl = new URL('https://ai.moda.invalid');

    cacheUrl.pathname = path + '/' + byter;

    return cacheUrl;
}

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dave•7/2/23, 2:56 PM

Ah I see I already shared this, my bad.

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