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{ fetch: Function } (which is what itty-router now looks like), and be done. No need for this bit at all:
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wrangler dev
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Users can review the execution history of their Cron Triggers in Past Cron Events under Logs ↗ but I don't see "Past Cron Events" anywhere for my worker
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HcacheTtl in cf object in the fetch request, but it doesn't seem to do anything, which I assume is due to it being a POST request (CF-Cache-Status always returns DYNAMIC for this response).A
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There have been no events in the past week. which is not true, but I assume if I just give it some time something will show up?A
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Ś__dirname and __filename. Those variables are from the global scope and I didn't achieve to mock them though the [alias] feature of the wrangler.toml.
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[define]? That is for global variable substitution.Ś
But it only works for functions, not variables!
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defineRecord<string, string>.__dirname. I tried to set it like the following:error: Invalid define value (must be an entity name or valid JSON syntax): ./__dirname is not happy: The "path" argument must be of type string. Received an instance of ObjectŚ
M{ fetch: Function }Users can review the execution history of their Cron Triggers in Past Cron Events under Logs ↗cacheTtlcfPOSTCF-Cache-StatusDYNAMICThere have been no events in the past week.walshy@POST https://dash.cloudflare.com/api/v4/accounts/:accountId/workers/observability/telemetry/query-runworkers/observability/telemetry/keys__dirname__dirname__dirname__filename[alias][define]Record<string, string>error: Invalid define value (must be an entity name or valid JSON syntax): ./The "path" argument must be of type string. Received an instance of ObjectaddEventListener('fetch', (event) => {
event.respondWith(router.handle(event.request))
});{
"success": false,
"messages": [],
"errors": [
{
"code": 10104,
"message": "workers_observability.api.error.authentication.no_access_to_workers_observability"
}
],
"result": null
}[define]
__dirname = "./"[define]
__dirname = "{'foo': 'bar'}"