I don't think we've changed that but let me check
I don't think we've changed that but let me check
wrangler and @opennextjs/cloudflare issues?wrangler d1 migrations list letsapply-db --remote and wrangler is just dying with an exit code of "1" (no text). any suggestions on how to debug?wrangler dev with multiple configuration files. wrangler dev can now run multiple workers at once and will save the state for each worker in the same .wrangler folder on disk - meaning if they point to the same D1 or KV resource (for example), they will point to the same data. The first wrangler.toml/wrangler.json(c) file is the "main" worker and will be the one that accepts the incoming HTTP requests. So you basically have to create a new worker that's used locally to help route to your other workers if you have multiple that need to accept incoming HTTP requests. The command you want will look something like this: wrangler dev -c ./dev-worker/wrangler.jsonc -c ./worker1/wrangler.jsonc -c ./worker2/wrangler.jsonc.wrangler d1 migrations apply d1-db --local --persist-to ./dev-worker/.wrangler/state.wrangler dev, and that worker has a route defined (eg. *.example.com), when I try to hit the worker locally (on something like http://something.localhost:8787) the request URL gets rewritten to http://example.com wrangler dev. Is there any way of disabling this functionality locally? I totally get why it's there (for non-wildcard routes) but it causes issues with subdomains.config-schema.json with wrangler on npm that you could use to validate with any JSON schema validator.Even Better TOML extension, but I don’t think it is standard#: schema ./node_modules/wrangler/config-schema.json yep /path to your DO?You are logged in with an API Token. Unset the CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN in the environment to log in via OAuth.workers-sdk