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async function getDB(db, this.env) {
if (!db) {
db = // create a new connection
}
return db
}[[unsafe.bindings]]
name = "RATE_LIMIT_MEASUREMENT_GUEST"
type = "ratelimit"
namespace_id = "1000"
simple = { limit = 3, period = 60 }export default class WorkflowsService extends WorkerEntrypoint<CloudflareEnv> {
// ...
async createWorkflow(payload: Params) {
// check if the user has exceeded the limit
const RATE_LIMITER = this.env.RATE_LIMIT_MEASUREMENT_GUEST;
const { success } = await RATE_LIMITER.limit({
key: payload.userIdOrIpAddress,
});
// success locally works as expected but on production I can x3/x4 the limit and still success=true (all sending the exact same
workerd/jsg/setup.c++:39: fatal: V8 fatal error; location = :0; message = Missing deoptimization information for OptimizedJSFrame::Summarize.Getting User settings...
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error: Recipe `deploy` failed on line 10 with exit code 1
`(workflow.not_found) Provided Workflow does not existenv.WORKFLOW.get(id)Error: instance.not_foundget(id)instance.not_foundwrangler typeswrangler.toml // Something in one of these two steps causes the workflow to show outcome of "exception" and
// level of "error". What?
const { foo, bar } = await step.do("test", async () => {
const foo = "hello";
const bar = "world";
return {
foo,
bar,
};
});
await step.do("test", async () => {
return foo + bar;
});
// This will not cause an error...most the time...when it's the *only* step in the workflow.
await step.do("test", async () => {
return "foooo";
});