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Patch Changes

• #752 6d43e94 Thanks @petebacondarwin! - fix: add a warning if dev is defaulting to the latest compatibility-date

  Fixes #741

• #767 836ad59 Thanks @threepointone! - fix: use cwd for --experiment-enable-local-persistence

  This sets up --experiment-enable-local-persistence to explicitly use process.cwd() + wrangler-local-state as a path to store values. Without it, local mode uses the temp dir that we use to bundle the worker, which gets wiped out on ending wrangler dev. In the future, based on usage, we may want to make the path configurable as well.

  Fixes #766

• #723 7942936 Thanks @threepointone! - fix: spread tail messages when logging

  Logged messages (via console, etc) would previously be logged as an array of values. This spreads it when logging to match what is expected.

• #756 8e38442 Thanks @threepointone! - fix: resolve raw file bindings correctly in wrangler dev local mode

  For wasm_modules/text_blobs/data_blobs in local mode, we need to rewrite the paths as absolute so that they're resolved correctly by miniflare. This also expands some coverage for local mode wrangler dev.

  Fixes #740
  Fixes #416

• #699 ea8e701 Thanks @JacobMGEvans! - polish: added logout and login to helpstring message.

• #728 0873049 Thanks @threepointone! - fix: only send durable object migrations when required

  We had a bug where even if you'd published a script with migrations, we would still send a blank set of migrations on the next round. The api doesn't accept this, so the fix is to not do so. I also expanded test coverage for migrations.

  Fixes #705

• #750 b933641 Thanks @mrbbot! - Upgrade miniflare to 2.4.0

• #763 f72c943 Thanks @JacobMGEvans! - feat: Added the update check that will check the package once a day against the beta release, distTag can be changed later, then prints the latestbeta version to the user.

  resolves #762

• #695 48fa89b Thanks @caass! - fix: stop wrangler spamming console after login

  If a user hasn't logged in and then they run a command that needs a login they'll get bounced to the login flow.
  The login flow (if completed) would write their shiny new OAuth2 credentials to disk, but wouldn't reload the
  in-memory state. This led to issues like #693, where even though the user was logged in on-disk, wrangler
  wouldn't be aware of it.

  We now update the in-memory login state each time new credentials are written to disk.

• #734 a1dadac Thanks @threepointone! - fix: exit dev if build fails on first run

  Because of evanw/esbuild#1037, we can't recover dev if esbuild fails on first run. The workaround is to end the process if it does so, until we have a better fix.

  Reported in #731

• #757 13e57cd Thanks @sidharthachatterjee! - feature: Add wrangler pages project list

  Adds a new command to list your projects in Cloudflare Pages.

• #745 6bc3e85 Thanks @petebacondarwin! - feat: add hotkey to clear the console in wrangler dev

  Closes #388

• #747 db6b830 Thanks @petebacondarwin! - refactor: remove process.exit() from the pages code

  This enables simpler testing, as we do not have to spawn new child processes
  to avoid the process.exit() from killing the jest process.

  As part of the refactor, some of the Error classes have been moved to a
  shared errors.ts file.

• #726 c4e5dc3 Thanks @threepointone! - fix: assume a worker is a module worker only if it has a default export

  This tweaks the logic that guesses worker formats to check whether a default export is defined on an entry point before assuming it's a module worker.

• #735 c38ae3d Thanks @threepointone! - text_blobs/Text module support for service worker format in local mode

  This adds support for text_blobs/Text module support in local mode. Now that cloudflare/miniflare#228 has landed in miniflare (thanks @caass!), we can use that in wrangler as well.

• #743 ac5c48b Thanks @threepointone! - feat: implement [data_blobs]

  This implements [data_blobs] support for service-worker workers, as well as enabling Data module support for service-worker workers. data_blob is a supported binding type, but we never implemented support for it in v1. This implements support, and utilises it for supporting Data modules in service worker format. Implementation wise, it's incredibly similar to how we implemented text_blobs, with relevant changes.

  Partial fix for #740 pending local mode support.

• #753 cf432ac Thanks @petebacondarwin! - fix: distinguish the command hotkeys in wrangler dev

  Closes #354

• #746 3e25dcb Thanks @petebacondarwin! - fix: remove superfluous debugger log messages from local dev

  Closes #387

• #758 9bd95ce Thanks @sidharthachatterjee! - feature: Add wrangler pages deployment list

  Renders a list of deployments in a Cloudflare Pages project

• #733 91873e4 Thanks @JacobMGEvans! - polish: improved visualization of the deprecation messages between serious and warnings with emojis. This also improves the delineation between messages.

• #738 c04791c Thanks @petebacondarwin! - fix: add support for cron triggers in dev --local mode

  Currently, I don't know if there is support for doing this in "remote" dev mode.

  Resolves #737

• #732 c63ea3d Thanks @JacobMGEvans! - fix: abort async operations in the Remote component to avoid unwanted side-effects
  When the Remote component is unmounted, we now signal outstand...

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Patch Changes

• #750 b933641 Thanks @mrbbot! - Upgrade miniflare to 2.4.0

• #715 9857fbf Thanks @threepointone! - feat: jest-environment-wrangler

  A starting point for a jest environment powered by wrangler. This is just a proxy for jest-environment-miniflare right now, but we'll add features as we go along.

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Patch Changes

• #719 6503ace Thanks @petebacondarwin! - fix: ensure the correct worker name is published in legacy environments

  When a developer uses --env to specify an environment name, the Worker name should
  be computed from the top-level Worker name and the environment name.

  When the given environment name does not match those in the wrangler.toml, we error.
  But if no environments have been specified in the wrangler.toml, at all, then we only
  log a warning and continue.

  In this second case, we were reusing the top-level environment, which did not have the
  correct legacy environment fields set, such as the name. Now we ensure that such an
  environment is created as needed.

  See #680 (comment)

• #708 763dcb6 Thanks @threepointone! - fix: unexpected commands and arguments should throw

  This enables strict mode in our command line parser (yargs), so that unexpected commands and options uniformly throw errors.

  Fixes #706

• #713 18d09c7 Thanks @threepointone! - fix: don't fetch zone id for wrangler dev --local

  We shouldn't try to resolve a domain/route to a zone id when starting in local mode (since there may not even be network).

• #692 52ea60f Thanks @threepointone! - fix: do not deploy to workers.dev when routes are defined in an environment

  When workers_dev is not configured, we had a bug where it would default to true inside an environment even when there were routes defined, thus publishing both to a workers.dev subdomain as well as the defined routes. The fix is to default workers_dev to undefined, and check when publishing whether or not to publish to workers.dev/defined routes.

  Fixes #690

• #687 8f7ac7b Thanks @petebacondarwin! - fix: add warning about wrangler dev with remote Durable Objects

  Durable Objects that are being bound by script_name will not be isolated from the
  live data during development with wrangler dev.
  This change simply warns the developer about this, so that they can back out before
  accidentally changing live data.

  Fixes #319

• #661 6967086 Thanks @JacobMGEvans! - polish: add "Beta" messaging around the CLI command for Pages. Explicitly specifying the command is Beta, not to be confused with Pages itself which is production ready.

• #709 7e8ec9a Thanks @threepointone! - fix: trigger login flow if refreshtoken isn't valid

  If the auth refresh token isn't valid, then we should trigger the login flow. Reported in #316

• #702 241000f Thanks @threepointone! - fix: setup jsx loaders when guessing worker format

  • We consider jsx to be regular js, and have setup our esbuild process to process js/mjs/cjs files as jsx.
  • We use a separate esbuild run on an entry point file when trying to guess the worker format, but hadn't setup the loaders there.
  • So if just the entrypoint file has any jsx in it, then we error because it can't parse the code.

  The fix is to add the same loaders to the esbuild run that guesses the worker format.

  Reported in #701

• #711 3dac1da Thanks @threepointone! - fix: default wrangler tail to pretty print

  Fixes #707

• #712 fb53fda Thanks @threepointone! - feat: Non-interactive mode

  Continuing the work from #325, this detects when wrangler is running inside an environment where "raw" mode is not available on stdin, and disables the features for hot keys and the shortcut bar. This also adds stubs for testing local mode functionality in local-mode-tests, and deletes the previous hacky dev2.test.tsx.

  Fixes #322

• #716 6987cf3 Thanks @threepointone! - feat: path to a custom tsconfig

  This adds a config field and a command line arg tsconfig for passing a path to a custom typescript configuration file. We don't do any typechecking, but we do pass it along to our build process so things like compilerOptions.paths get resolved correctly.

• #665 62a89c6 Thanks @caass! - fix: validate that bindings have unique names

  We don't want to have, for example, a KV namespace named "DATA"
  and a Durable Object also named "DATA". Then it would be ambiguous
  what exactly would live at env.DATA (or in the case of service workers,
  the DATA global) which could lead to unexpected behavior -- and errors.

  Similarly, we don't want to have multiple resources of the same type
  bound to the same name. If you've been working with some KV namespace
  called "DATA", and you add a second namespace but don't change the binding
  to something else (maybe you're copying-and-pasting and just changed out the id),
  you could be reading entirely the wrong stuff out of your KV store.

  So now we check for those sorts of situations and throw an error if
  we find that we've encountered one.

• #698 e3e3243 Thanks @threepointone! - feat: inject process.env.NODE_ENV into scripts

  An extremely common pattern in the js ecosystem is to add additional behaviour gated by the value of process.env.NODE_ENV. For example, React leverages it heavily to add dev-time checks and warnings/errors, and to load dev/production versions of code. By doing this substitution ourselves, we can get a significant runtime boost in libraries/code that leverage this.

  This does NOT tackle the additional features of either minification, or proper node compatibility, or injecting wrangler's own environment name, which we will tackle in future PRs.

• #680 8e2cbaf Thanks @JacobMGEvans! - refactor: support backwards compatibility with environment names and related CLI flags

  1. When in Legacy environment mode we should not compute name field if specified in an environment.
  2. Throw an Error when --env and --name are used together in Legacy Environment, except for Secrets & Tail which are using a special case getLegacyScriptName for parity with Wrangler1
  3. Started the refactor for args being utilized at the Config level, currently checking for Legacy Environment only.

  Fixes #672

• #684 82ec7c2 Thanks @GregBrimble! - fix: Fix --binding option for wrangler pages dev.

  We'd broken this with #581. This reverts that PR, and fixes it slightly differently. Also added an integration test to ensure we don't regress in the future.

• #678 82e4143 Thanks @threepointone! - fix: cleanup after pages dev tests

  We weren't killing the process started by wrangler whenever its parent was killed. This fix is to listen on SIGINT/SIGTERM and kill that process. I also did some minor configuration cleanups.

  Fixes #397
  Fixes <http...

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Patch Changes

• #675 e88a54e Thanks @threepointone! - fix: resolve non-js modules correctly in local mode

  In #633, we missed passing a cwd to the process that runs the miniflare cli. This broke how miniflare resolves modules, and led back to the dreaded "path should be a path.relative()d string" error. The fix is to simply pass the cwd to the spawn call.

  Test plan:

  cd packages/wrangler
  npm run build
  cd ../workers-chat-demo
  npx wrangler dev --local
  

• #668 3dcdb0d Thanks @petebacondarwin! - fix: tighten up the named environment configuration

  Now, when we normalize and validate the raw config, we pass in the currently
  active environment name, and the config that is returned contains all the
  environment fields correctly normalized (including inheritance) at the top
  level of the config object. This avoids other commands from having to check
  both the current named environment and the top-level config for such fields.

  Also, now, handle the case where the active environment name passed in via the
  --env command line argument does not match any of the named environments
  in the configuration:

  • This is an error if there are named environments configured;
  • or only a warning if there are no named environments configured.

• #633 003f3c4 Thanks @JacobMGEvans! - refactor: create a custom CLI wrapper around Miniflare API

  This allows us to tightly control the options that are passed to Miniflare.
  The current CLI is setup to be more compatible with how Wrangler 1 works, which is not optimal for Wrangler 2.

• #633 84c857e Thanks @JacobMGEvans! - fix: ensure asset keys are relative to the project root

  Previously, asset file paths were computed relative to the current working
  directory, even if we had used -c to run Wrangler on a project in a different
  directory to the current one.

  Now, assets file paths are computed relative to the "project root", which is
  either the directory containing the wrangler.toml or the current working directory
  if there is no config specified.

• #673 456e1da Thanks @petebacondarwin! - fix: allow the build field to be inherited/overridden in a named environment"

  Now the build field can be specified within a named environment, overriding whatever
  may appear at the top level.

  Resolves #588

• #650 d3d1ff8 Thanks @petebacondarwin! - feat: make main an inheritable environment field

  See #588

• #650 f0eed7f Thanks @petebacondarwin! - fix: make validation error messages more consistent

• #662 612952b Thanks @JacobMGEvans! - bugfix: use alias -e for --env to prevent scripts using Wrangler 1 from breaking when switching to Wrangler 2.

• #671 ef0aaad Thanks @GregBrimble! - fix: don't exit on initial Pages Functions compilation failure

  Previously, we'd exit the wrangler pages dev process if we couldn't immediately compile a Worker from the functions directory. We now log the error, but don't exit the process. This means that proxy processes can be cleaned up cleanly on SIGINT and SIGTERM, and it matches the behavior of if a compilation error is introduced once already running (we don't exit then either).

• #667 e29a241 Thanks @threepointone! - fix: delete unused [site] assets

  We discovered critical issues with the way we expire unused assets with [site] (see #666, cloudflare/wrangler-legacy#2224), that we're going back to the legacy manner of handling unused assets, i.e- deleting unused assets.

  Fixes #666

• #640 2a2d50c Thanks @caass! - Error if the user is trying to implement DO's in a service worker

  Durable Objects can only be implemented in Module Workers, so we should throw if we detect that
  the user is trying to implement a Durable Object but their worker is in Service Worker format.

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Patch Changes

• #656 aeb0fe0 Thanks @threepointone! - fix: resolve npm modules correctly

  When implementing legacy module specifiers, we didn't throughly test the interaction when there weren't any other files next to the entry worker, and importing npm modules. It would create a Regex that matched every import, and fail because a file of that name wasn't present in the source directory. This fix constructs a better regex, applies it only when there are more files next to the worker, and increases test coverage for that scenario.

  Fixes #655

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Patch Changes

• #647 f3f3907 Thanks @petebacondarwin! - feat: add support for --ip and config.dev.ip in the dev command

  Note that this change modifies the default listening address to localhost, which is different to 127.0.0.1, which is what Wrangler 1 does.
  For most developers this will make no observable difference, since the default host mapping in most OSes from localhost to 127.0.0.1.

  Resolves #584

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Patch Changes

• #557 835c3ae Thanks @threepointone! - fix: wrangler dev on unnamed workers in remote mode

  With unnamed workers, we use the filename as the name of the worker, which isn't a valid name for workers because of the . (This break was introduced in #545). The preview service accepts unnamed workers and generates a hash anyway, so the fix is to simply not send it, and use the host that the service provides.

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Patch Changes

• #523 8c99449 Thanks @threepointone! - feat: secrets + environments

  This implements environment support for wrangler secret (both legacy and services). We now consistently generate the right script name across commands with the getScriptName() helper.

  Based on the work by @mitchelvanbever in #95.

• #554 18ac439 Thanks @petebacondarwin! - fix: limit bulk put API requests to batches of 5,000

  The kv:bulk put command now batches up put requests in groups of 5,000,
  displaying progress for each request.

• #437 2805205 Thanks @jacobbednarz! - feat: use CLOUDFLARE_... environment variables deprecating CF_...

  Now one should use CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN, CLOUDFLARE_ACCOUNT_ID and CLOUDFLARE_API_BASE_URL rather than CF_API_TOKEN, CF_ACCOUNT_ID and CF_API_BASE_URL, which have been deprecated.

  If you use the deprecated variables they will still work but you will see a warning message.

  Within the Cloudflare tooling ecosystem, we have a mix of CF_ and CLOUDFLARE_
  for prefixing environment variables. Until recently, many of the tools
  were fine with CF_ however, there started to be conflicts with
  external tools (such as Cloudfoundary CLI), which also uses CF_ as a
  prefix, and would potentially be reading and writing the same value the
  Cloudflare tooling.

  The Go SDK1, Terraform2 and cf-terraforming3 have made the jump to
  the CLOUDFLARE_ prefix for environment variable prefix.

  In future, all SDKs will use this prefix for consistency and to allow all the tooling to reuse the same environment variables in the scenario where they are present.

• #530 fdb4afd Thanks @threepointone! - feat: implement rules config field

  This implements the top level rules configuration field. It lets you specify transport rules for non-js modules. For example, you can specify *.md files to be included as a text file with -

  [[rules]]
  {type = "Text", globs = ["**/*.md"]}
  

  We also include a default ruleset -

    { type: "Text", globs: ["**/*.txt", "**/*.html"] },
    { type: "Data", globs: ["**/*.bin"] },
    { type: "CompiledWasm", globs: ["**/*.wasm"] },
  

  More info at https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/cli-wrangler/configuration/#build.

  Known issues -

  • non-wasm module types do not work in --local mode
  • Data type does not work in service worker format, in either mode

• #517 201a6bb Thanks @threepointone! - fix: publish environment specific routes

  This adds some tests for publishing routes, and fixes a couple of bugs with the flow.

  • fixes publishing environment specific routes, closes #513
  • default workers_dev to false if there are any routes specified
  • catches a hanging promise when we were toggling off a workers.dev subdomain (which should have been caught by the no-floating-promises lint rule, so that's concerning)
  • this also fixes publishing environment specific crons, but I'll write tests for that when I'm doing that feature in depth

• #528 26f5ad2 Thanks @threepointone! - feat: top level main config field

  This implements a top level main field for wrangler.toml to define an entry point for the worker , and adds a deprecation warning for build.upload.main. The deprecation warning is detailed enough to give the exact line to copy-paste into your config file. Example -

  The `build.upload` field is deprecated. Delete the `build.upload` field, and add this to your configuration file:
  
  main = "src/chat.mjs"
  

  This also makes ./dist a default for build.upload.dir, to match wrangler 1's behaviour.

  Closes #488

• #521 5947bfe Thanks @threepointone! - chore: update esbuild from 0.14.18 to 0.14.23

• #480 10cb789 Thanks @caass! - Refactored tail functionality in preparation for adding pretty printing.

  • Moved the debug toggle from a build-time constant to a (hidden) CLI flag
  • Implemented pretty-printing logs, togglable via --format pretty CLI option
  • Added stronger typing for tail event messages

• #525 9d5c14d Thanks @threepointone! - feat: tail+envs

  This implements service environment support for wrangler tail. Fairly simple, we just generate the right URLs. wrangler tail already works for legacy envs, so there's nothing to do there.

• #553 bc85682 Thanks @threepointone! - feat: disable tunnel in wrangler dev

  Disables sharing local development server on the internet. We will bring this back after it's more polished/ready.

  Fixes #550

• #522 a283836 Thanks @threepointone! - fix: websockets

  This fixes websockets in wrangler dev. It looks like we broke it in #503. I've reverted the specific changes made to proxy.ts.

  Test plan -

  cd packages/wrangler
  npm run build
  cd ../workers-chat-demo
  npx wrangler dev
  
  

• #481 8874548 Thanks @threepointone! - fix: replace the word "deploy" with "publish" everywhere.

  We should be consistent with the word that describes how we get a worker to the edge. The command is publish, so let's use that everywhere.

• #537 b978db4 Thanks @threepointone! - feat: --local mode only applies in wrangler dev

  We'd originally planned for --local mode to be a thing across all wrangler commands. In hindsight, that didn't make much sense, since every command other than wrangler dev assumes some interaction with cloudflare and their API. The only command other than dev where this "worked" was kv, but even that didn't make sense because wrangler dev wouldn't even read from it. We also have --experimental-enable-local-persistence there anyway.

  So this moves the --local flag to only apply for wrangler dev and removes any trace from other commands.

• #518 72f035e Thanks @threepointone! - feat: implement [text_blobs]

  This implements support for [text_blobs] as defined by cloudflare/wrangler-legacy#1677.

  Text blobs can be defined in service-worker format with configuration in wrangler.toml as -

  [text_blobs]
  MYTEXT = "./path/to/my-text.file"
  

  The content of the file will then be available as the global MYTEXT inside your code. Note that this ONLY makes sense in service-worker format workers (for now).

  Workers Sites now uses [text_blobs] internally. Previously, we were inlining the asset manifest into the worker itself, but we now attach the asset manifest to the uploaded worker. I also added an additional example of Workers Sites with a modules format worker.

• #532 046b17d Thanks @threepointone! - feat: dev+envs

  This implements service environments + wrangler dev. Fairly simple, it just needed the right url when creating the edge preview token.

  I tested ...

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Patch Changes

• #414 f30426f Thanks @petebacondarwin! - fix: support build.upload.dir when using build.upload.main

  Although, build.upload.dir is deprecated, we should still support using it when the entry-point is being defined by the build.upload.main and the format is modules.

  Fixes #413

• #447 2c5c934 Thanks @threepointone! - fix: Config should be resolved relative to the entrypoint

  During dev and publish, we should resolve wrangler.toml starting from the entrypoint, and then working up from there. Currently, we start from the directory from which we call wrangler, this changes that behaviour to start from the entrypoint instead.

  (To implement this, I made one big change: Inside commands, we now have to explicitly read configuration from a path, instead of expecting it to 'arrive' coerced into a configuration object.)

• #472 804523a Thanks @JacobMGEvans! - bugfix: Replace .destroy() on faye-websockets with .close()
  added: Interface to give faye same types as compliant ws with additional .pipe() implementation; .on("message" => fn)

• #462 a173c80 Thanks @caass! - Add filtering to wrangler tail, so you can now wrangler tail <name> --status ok, for example. Supported options:

  • --status cancelled --status error --> you can filter on ok, error, and cancelled to only tail logs that have that status
  • --header X-CUSTOM-HEADER:somevalue --> you can filter on headers, including ones that have specific values ("somevalue") or just that contain any header (e.g. --header X-CUSTOM-HEADER with no colon)
  • --method POST --method PUT --> filter on the HTTP method used to trigger the worker
  • --search catch-this --> only shows messages that contain the phrase "catch-this". Does not (yet!) support regular expressions
  • --ip self --ip 192.0.2.232 --> only show logs from requests that originate from the given IP addresses. "self" will be replaced with the IP address of the computer that sent the tail request.

• #471 21cde50 Thanks @caass! - Add tests for wrangler tail:

  • ensure the correct API calls are made
  • ensure that filters are sent
  • ensure that the correct filters are sent
  • ensure that JSON gets spat out into the terminal

• #398 40d9553 Thanks @threepointone! - feat: guess-worker-format

  This formalises the logic we use to "guess"/infer what a worker's format is - either "modules" or "service worker". Previously we were using the output of the esbuild process metafile to infer this, we now explicitly do so in a separate step (esbuild's so fast that it doesn't have any apparent performance hit, but we also do a simpler form of the build to get this information).

  This also adds --format as a command line arg for publish.

• #438 64d62be Thanks @Electroid! - feat: Add support for "json" bindings

  Did you know? We have support for "json" bindings! Here are a few examples:

  [vars]
  text = "plain ol' string"
  count = 1
  complex = { enabled = true, id = 123 }

• #422 ef13735 Thanks @threepointone! - chore: rename open-in-brower.ts to open-in-browser.ts

• #411 a52f0e0 Thanks @ObsidianMinor! - feat: unsafe-bindings

  Adds support for "unsafe bindings", that is, bindings that aren't supported by wrangler, but are
  desired when uploading a Worker to Cloudflare. This allows you to use beta features before
  official support is added to wrangler, while also letting you migrate to proper support for the
  feature when desired. Note: these bindings may not work everywhere, and may break at any time.

• #415 d826f5a Thanks @threepointone! - fix: don't crash when browser windows don't open

  We open browser windows for a few things; during wrangler dev, and logging in. There are environments where this doesn't work as expected (like codespaces, stackblitz, etc). This fix simply logs an error instead of breaking the flow. This is the same fix as #263, now applied to the rest of wrangler.

• 91d8994 Thanks @Mexican-Man! - fix: do not merge routes with different methods when computing pages routes

  Fixes #92

• #474 bfedc58 Thanks @JacobMGEvans! - bugfix: create reporting.toml file in "wrangler/config" and move error reporting user decisions to new reporting.toml

• #445 d5935e7 Thanks @threepointone! - chore: remove experimental_services from configuration

  Now that we have [[unsafe.bindings]] (as of #411), we should use that for experimental features. This removes support for [experimental_services], and adds a helpful message for how to rewrite their configuration.

  This error is temporary, until the internal teams that were using this rewrite their configs. We'll remove it before GA.

  What the error looks like -

  Error: The "experimental_services" field is no longer supported. Instead, use [[unsafe.bindings]] to enable experimental features. Add this to your wrangler.toml:
  
  [[unsafe.bindings]]
  name = "SomeService"
  type = "service"
  service = "some-service"
  environment = "staging"
  
  [[unsafe.bindings]]
  name = "SomeOtherService"
  type = "service"
  service = "some-other-service"
  environment = "qa"
  

• #456 b5f42c5 Thanks @threepointone! - chore: enable strict in tsconfig.json

  In the march towards full strictness, this enables strict in tsconfig.json and fixes the errors it pops up. A changeset is included because there are some subtle code changes, and we should leave a trail for them.

• #408 14098af Thanks @mrbbot! - Upgrade miniflare to 2.3.0

• #448 b72a111 Thanks @JacobMGEvans! - feat: add --yes with alias --y flag as automatic answer to all prompts and run wrangler init non-interactively.
  generated during setup:

  • package.json
  • TypeScript, which includes tsconfig.json & @cloudflare/workers-types
  • Template "hello world" Worker at src/index.ts

• #403 f9fef8f Thanks @JacobMGEvans! - feat: add scripts to package.json & autogenerate name value when initializing a project
  To get wrangler init projects up and running with good ergonomics for deploying and development,
  added default scripts "start" & "deploy" with assumed TS or JS files in generated ./src/index.
  The name property is now derived from user input on init <name> or parent directory if no input is provided.

• #452 1cf6701 Thanks @petebacondarwin! - feat: add support for publishing workers with r2 bucket bindings

  This change adds the ability to define bindings in your wrangler.toml...

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Patch Changes

• #364 3575892 Thanks @threepointone! - enhance: small tweaks to wrangler init

  • A slightly better package.json
  • A slightly better tsconfig.json
  • installing typescript as a dev dependency

• #380 aacd1c2 Thanks @GregBrimble! - fix: ensure pages routes are defined correctly

  In e151223 we introduced a bug where the RouteKey was now an array rather than a simple URL string. When it got stringified into the routing object these were invalid.
  E.g. [':page*', undefined] got stringified to ":page*," rather than ":page*".

  Fixes #379

• #329 27a1f3b Thanks @petebacondarwin! - ci: run PR jobs on both Ubuntu, MacOS and Windows

  • update .gitattributes to be consistent on Windows
  • update Prettier command to ignore unknown files
    Windows seems to be more brittle here.
  • tighten up eslint config
    Windows seems to be more brittle here as well.
  • use the matrix.os value in the cache key
    Previously we were using running.os but this appeared not to be working.

• #347 ede5b22 Thanks @threepointone! - fix: hide wrangler pages functions in the main help menu

  This hides wrangler pages functions in the main help menu, since it's only intended for internal usage right now. It still "works", so nothing changes in that regard. We'll bring this back when we have a broader story in wrangler for functions.

• #360 f590943 Thanks @threepointone! - fix: kv:key get

  The api for fetching a kv value, unlike every other cloudflare api, returns just the raw value as a string (as opposed to the FetchResult-style json). However, our fetch utility tries to convert every api response to json before parsing it further. This leads to bugs like #359. The fix is to special case for kv:key get.

  Fixes #359.

• #373 6e7baf2 Thanks @petebacondarwin! - fix: use the appropriate package manager when initializing a wrangler project

  Previously, when we initialized a project using wrangler init, we always used npm as the package manager.

  Now we check to see whether npm and yarn are actually installed, and also whether there is already a lock file in place before choosing which package manager to use.

  Fixes #353

• #363 0add2a6 Thanks @threepointone! - fix: support uppercase hotkeys in wrangler dev

  Just a quick fix to accept uppercase hotkeys during dev.

• #331 e151223 Thanks @petebacondarwin! - fix: generate valid URL route paths for pages on Windows

  Previously route paths were manipulated by file-system path utilities.
  On Windows this resulted in URLs that had backslashes, which are invalid for such URLs.

  Fixes #51
  Closes #235
  Closes #330
  Closes #327

• #338 e0d2f35 Thanks @threepointone! - feat: environments for Worker Sites

  This adds environments support for Workers Sites. Very simply, it uses a separate kv namespace that's indexed by the environment name. This PR also changes the name of the kv namespace generated to match wrangler 1's implementation.

• #329 e1d2198 Thanks @petebacondarwin! - test: support testing in CI on Windows

  • Don't rely on bash variables to configure tests
    The use of bash variables in the npm test script is not supported in Windows Powershell, causing CI on Windows to fail.
    These bash variables are used to override the API token and the Account ID.

    This change moves the control of mocking these two concepts into the test code, by adding mockAccountId() and mockApiToken() helpers.

    • The result is slightly more boilerplate in tests that need to avoid hitting the auth APIs.
    • But there are other tests that had to revert these environment variables. So the boilerplate is reduced there.

  • Sanitize command line for snapshot tests
    This change applies normalizeSlashes() and trimTimings() to command line outputs and error messages to avoid inconsistencies in snapshots.
    The benefit here is that authors do not need to keep adding them to all their snapshot tests.

  • Move all the helper functions into their own directory to keep the test directory cleaner.

• #380 aacd1c2 Thanks @GregBrimble! - refactor: clean up pages routing

• #343 cfd8ba5 Thanks @threepointone! - chore: update esbuild

  Update esbuild to 0.14.14. Also had to change import esbuild from "esbuild"; to import * as esbuild from "esbuild"; in dev.tsx.

• #371 85ceb84 Thanks @nrgnrg! - fix: pages advanced mode usage

  Previously in pages projects using advanced mode (a single _worker.js or --script-path file rather than a ./functions folder), calling pages dev would quit without an error and not launch miniflare.

  This change fixes that and enables pages dev to be used with pages projects in advanced mode.

• #383 969c887 Thanks @threepointone! - fix: remove redundant process.cwd() calls in wrangler init

  Followup from #372 (comment), just removing some unnecessary calls to process.cwd()/path.join(), since they're already relative to where they're called from.

• #329 ac168f4 Thanks @petebacondarwin! - refactor: use helpers to manage npm commands

  This change speeds up tests and avoids us checking that npm did what it is supposed to do.

• #348 b8e3b01 Thanks @threepointone! - chore: replace node-fetch with undici

  There are several reasons to replace node-fetch with undici:

  • undici's fetch() implementation is set to become node's standard fetch() implementation, which means we can just remove the dependency in the future (or optionally load it depending on which version of node is being used)
  • node-fetch pollutes the global type space with a number of standard types
  • we already bundle undici via miniflare/pages, so this means our bundle size could ostensibly become smaller.

  This replaces node-fetch with undici.

  • All instances of import fetch from "node-fetch" are replaced with import {fetch} from "undici"
  • undici also comes with spec compliant forms of FormData and File, so we could also remove formdata-node in form_data.ts
  • All the global types that were injected by node-fetch are now imported from undici (as well as some mistaken ones from node:url)
  • NOTE: this also turns on skipLibCheck in tsconfig.json. Some dependencies oddly depend on browser globals like Request, Response (like @miniflare/core, jest-fetch-mock, etc), which now fail because node-fetch isn't injecting those globals anymore. So we enable skipLibCheck to bypass them. (I'd thought skipLibCheck completely ignores 'third party' types, but that's not true - it still uses the module graph to scan types. So we're still typesafe. We should enable strict sometime to avoid anys, but that's for later.)
  • The bundle size isn't s...