Cloudflare Developers•4y ago

and still going on

fisherOP•3/21/22, 3:11 PM

with zero clue

JJRobber Is there an updated ETA on when workers will support images via form data? Or do...

MrBBot•3/21/22, 4:42 PM

Hey!

The object you get from should give you a object you could use to upload to Cloudflare Images, assuming you've got the correct compatibility date/flags set: https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/platform/compatibility-dates/#formdata-parsing-supports-file.

Ffisher and still going on

fisherOP•3/21/22, 4:51 PM

@Isaac McFadyen | YYZ01 do you have any idea?

Jjbrandenburg81 Has anyone been able to use the python API to call a python script that executes...

kingmesal•3/21/22, 7:32 PM

I'm also curious about this.

From everything I am reading, the Python support for workers is VERY limited, such that, only libs that have no native underlying libraries (e.g. Python internal libs) are supported by transcrypt.

Unless I'm missing something, although I have looked... Personally, I'm not sure I would refer to this as "Python support" for workers.

Jjohnstew How does one simply let the request pass through the worker in the event you don...

James•3/21/22, 7:46 PM

To origin? should do it? Or is there something else you're trying to do?

James•3/21/22, 7:53 PM

yeah makes sense! You probably don't need to reconstruct the request if you're just passing it through - you can just do

James•3/21/22, 7:53 PM

for miniflare, you can set the upstream origin with , so that way your pass-through requests land there, rather than trying to infinitely request yourself

Isaac McFadyen•3/21/22, 7:54 PM

Yeah I'd actually recommend NOT reconstructing the request, because it buffers it in memory if you do that vs passing through directly and avoiding any memory limits.

Jjohnstew got it

James•3/21/22, 7:54 PM

yeah with CF, it'll use your DNS to determine the upstream. But when local deving with miniflare you'll need to tell it where that upstream is

James•3/21/22, 7:55 PM

happy to help

fisherOP•3/21/22, 8:36 PM

Out of the blue, my cron works again (to issac)

Ffisher Out of the blue, my cron works again (to issac)

Isaac McFadyen•3/21/22, 8:39 PM

Huh, interesting.

Isaac McFadyen•3/21/22, 8:39 PM

Glad it's working

Isaac McFadyen•3/21/22, 8:40 PM

But strange.

Walshy•3/21/22, 11:15 PM

Any reason to not use Pages?

Walshy•3/21/22, 11:15 PM

We do that natively and means you don't need to setup your own tooling

Walshy•3/21/22, 11:16 PM

Version how? I mean each deployment is available. You can rollback or redeploy any past deployment.

Isaac McFadyen•3/21/22, 11:17 PM

You can do that with Branches, yeah.

Isaac McFadyen•3/21/22, 11:17 PM

On Pages.

Isaac McFadyen•3/21/22, 11:18 PM

Pages is linked to git so each commit on the production branch will deploy to production, and each commit on any other branches will deploy to a unique URL.

Isaac McFadyen•3/21/22, 11:19 PM

And Functions (which are Workers for Pages) do that too.

Aaa I need the stateful version of workers.

Isaac McFadyen•3/21/22, 11:19 PM

What do you mean by stateful?

Isaac McFadyen•3/21/22, 11:19 PM

Functions isn't the name of a type of Worker, it's actually what Workers are called when they are running on Pages.

Aaa I see. I've never used pages :).

Isaac McFadyen•3/21/22, 11:20 PM

Then you're in luck, Pages is amazing.

Isaac McFadyen•3/21/22, 11:20 PM

I do have to warn you though; Functions on Pages are in beta right now so there's a request limit of 100k per day, although it can be increased on request.

Walshy•3/21/22, 11:23 PM

What are the reasons (feel free to DM me)?

We're always working to improve Pages and I'm interested to know what could allow you to switch.