update your `@cloudflare/worker-types` and should be on `WorkflowEvent.instanceId` π
update your 
@cloudflare/worker-types and should be on WorkflowEvent.instanceId @cloudflare/worker-typesWorkflowEvent.instanceIdnpx wrangler workflow targets production api. Do I need to setup a local worker to call my local workflow?

wrangler types --experimental-include-runtimeenv.WORKFLOW.get(id).status().output (something like a sort of kv?) or is it something one shouldn't rely on (e.g. expires after some time)?Retention limit for completed Workflow state: 3 days; 30 days
event.params (e.g. https://developers.cloudflare.com/workflows/get-started/guide/) whereas I now think it's event.payload (changing this fixed it for me so guessing event.params was old?)Serialized RPC arguments or return values are limited to 1MiB errorstep_name be added anywhere in future in status ?step_name along with the data as a workaround
.create({fromExisting: <id>}) or similar that allows you to spawn a NEW instance using the input params of the old.npx wrangler workflowwrangler types --experimental-include-runtimeenv.WORKFLOW.get(id).status().outputevent.paramsevent.payloadSerialized RPC arguments or return values are limited to 1MiBstep_namestep_name.create({fromExisting: <id>})export function getApproximateSizeInBytes(obj: unknown) {
return new TextEncoder().encode(JSON.stringify(obj)).length;
}