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Origin Rule conflicting with Worker Route

📏Rules📙DNS

Hi there,

I have a worker route at

example.com/*

example.com/*

.

I would like to set it up so that

example.com/events/*

example.com/events/*

are sent to a third party analytics endpoint.

I have created a Transform Rule, if

starts_with(http.request.uri.path, "/events/"

starts_with(http.request.uri.path, "/events/"

then rewrite to dynamic

regex_replace(raw.http.request.uri.path, "^/events/", "/")

regex_replace(raw.http.request.uri.path, "^/events/", "/")

I have created an Origin Rule, if

starts_with(raw.http.request.uri.path, "/event-ingest/")

starts_with(raw.http.request.uri.path, "/event-ingest/")

then rewrite host and DNS to

events.example.com

events.example.com

.

I have created a DNS CNAME record for

events.example.com

events.example.com

proxied by CF to

analytics-provider.com

analytics-provider.com

However, it is not going to

analytics-provider.com

analytics-provider.com

, seemingly because the Transform Rule is converting the path to

example.com/*

example.com/*

which is covered by the worker route. I tried setting a worker route of "no worker" at

example.com/events/*

example.com/events/*

, but this didn't help.

How can I do this? Do I need to resort to a worker?