Did you perhaps migrate to Standard recently?
Did you perhaps migrate to Standard recently?
CI think that caused that.. if i remember right?
Dyes, but I thought it was more than a week ago
Ddoes that show up in the audit logs?
CI have no idea sorry, didn't check at the time and way too long ago now
Dhmm you're probably right
DIs there a notification like this, but for Workers?
DCan you have multiple Tail Workers attached to a single Worker?
CWith smart placement, I have a worker with it enabled that proxies fetch requests from a Page function that is bound to it.
The proxy then calls our azure endpoints which are in EU. We do cname our host name e.g. api.example.com to azure via CF. I have made a few hundred requests however placement is still local. Is there no way to manually assign location?
The proxy then calls our azure endpoints which are in EU. We do cname our host name e.g. api.example.com to azure via CF. I have made a few hundred requests however placement is still local. Is there no way to manually assign location?
RHow can solve this issue
MIs there a way to use the Wrangler GH Action to publish different branches to different environments of the same worker? Or is it easier to just set up a stage worker and a live worker?
KYou can pass an environment but it has to already exist in Wrangler.toml
MAha so you mean as long as I have stage and live set up as envs in the TOML, I can then configure the Action to push one branch to one env and another branch to the other?
KYep
MThanks. Is there an example anywhere of the GH Workflow file showing this multi-branch/env approach? I'm unsure how to adapt the example file to do this.
MDo I just repeat the branches reference? i.e.
MAnd how do I associate the names of the branches with the names of my Worker envs - or must they match?
KMThanks. So the full file would be as follows? Could you possibly elaborate on what precisely that
with/environment part does? I know it's setting env vars, but what is the result of those operators i.e. the statement's intention?MAppreciate the help. (Also, why do I need to get involved in specifying Linux versions? Is that just for GH not CF?)
Kyep
Kyou need to tell GitHub what to run the Actions on
Ksame as if you wanted a Docker container, you still need to tell it that you want
ubuntu or debian or alpine, etc
Kenvironment needs to be under the same with as apiTokenKwith are inputs that the action (in this case wrangler-action) acceptsMAha, thanks. So:
MAnd presumably
secrets.CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN refers to a GH secret, not a Worker secretKYep
KIf you want to publish your Worker with secrets from GitHub, you use
secrets in withKKbut otherwise,
${{ secrets.CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN }} is just to say "use the API token from my GitHub secret called CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN"MAh that's interesting - so you're saying specifying secrets in this way is an alternative to creating secrets via Wrangler i.e.
secret put?KYep
MLegendary. Thanks for your help.
MOn a different topic, if I don't specify the
--envwrangler secret put, is the secret available to all envs (in my TOML), or default to just one env in particular?Kdefaults to the Worker name that’s in the top level
Kenvs are separate Workers, it’s purely a Wrangler abstraction
MBut if I create a secret with the
--envwrangler secret put foo --env "stage" would make it available only to my stage env, as created in my TOML?
IHi all! I'm trying to create a shared package in my mono repo that holds the fonts used across projects. I want to be able in a worker to import these fonts, I was looking at https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/wrangler/configuration/#bundling but I was curious what would be a good setup for this?
For example, the package name is
For example, the package name is
@acme/fonts which has the fonts in the package "files" definitions, which I want to be able to import as a Data / ArrayBuffer type in my worker (we need this for dynamic image generation). Should I use fetch in this case or what would be a good flow for this? I also wanna use @acme/fonts in our Next.js deployment for example.Use a
wrangler.toml
CQuick question, is there an easy way to load HTML into a file at build time of a worker? For example, the official documentation recommends a string that contains the HTML, like in the JAMStack app example: https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/tutorials/build-a-jamstack-app/
Is there a way to have this be a separate template and load it in at build or runtime? It would be a lot easier to work with IMO if it was a separate file.
Is there a way to have this be a separate template and load it in at build or runtime? It would be a lot easier to work with IMO if it was a separate file.
All of the tutorials assume you have already completed the Get started guide, which gets you set up with a Cloudflare Workers account, C3 , and …
KJust import it
Kimport html from “./index.html”
CI wasn't aware that you could import HTML files in JS/TS, thanks!
AIs there a library that allows me to do a eval action using a very limited subset of javascript? Something that fast. I was looking at edge runtime by vercel but that looking really heavy...
IYou could try Boa?
I
LWhat contributes to the requests per second on the workers metrics tab? It doesn't seem to directly map to external worker invocations