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caches.default (rather than caches.open) -- however we've been unable to get purging to work sadly.
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but yeah I don’t really see cloudflare adding that. You can just setup the proxy server you make to accept the options of a request in a post pretty sure that’s at least the normal way of doing proxies
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AHA Unless I am just blind. Is it fair to say there are zero egress charges for any Cloudflare developer products?A
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Ccache APIAssets in cache are evicted based on access frequency, it's possible they changed some internal cache stuff too and I don't think that would be in the Workers change log at all. As long as they being put in cache and serving HITs (the cache api is actually working), then the rest is up to the cache service
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CIsolate services from the public Internet. You can deploy a Worker that is not reachable via the public Internet, and can only be reached via an explicit Service binding that another Worker declares.
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at handler (index.js:7841:37)
at async handle (index.js:2287:29)
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at async jsonError (index.js:7924:12),
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