I have a worker that concatenates a few files from R2 to one response, if I have like 3-4 files or so it seems to work ok, but when I have more I get

This WritableStream is currently locked to a writer

Can't really find any support on this, and I obviously want to avoid having to await each write?

You need to await each write since concatenation has to be done sequentially. If you could write in parallel, you'd end up with a garbled file.

Thanks, makes sense. So that would mean I’d pay for the entire duration the client is connected?

Only if you use Unbound.

Bundled doesn't bill for duration.

Thanks for the help! Will take a look

You’re the best 🙏, it works and cpu-time is unaffected

cron triggers dont work

am i doing something wrong?

Cron schedules can take up to 15 minutes to start working, if that's a new one.

its been 5 hours

anyone?

please help

Does anyone know why of the workers I have a route with a enabled tag and the other one have no tag?

because one's the default workers.dev route you can't delete, only disable, and the other one is a custom route you added that you can delete?

Yes the one I added doesn't have any label but I the same time if I visit the URL I added it won't trigger the worker

Is it going over an existing origin? If not, did you create a DNS Record for it? If you're using routes, and you don't have an existing website/origin at that hostname, you'll need to create an originless dns record. I would recommend using Worker Custom Domains though, if there is no existing origin. They take care of the dns record creation for you, issue you a cert, and just work

I do have the origin and I own the domain. I'm trying to use the worker to do a couple of modifications before the requests makes it to my servers. I added the record and if I go to my domain workers page I can see the route from the worker there

It may be worth noting: if your route is

example.com/

, it will only match requests with no path. You need to use

example.com/*

to match all paths. Otherwise, that's strange. You're watching tail and not seeing it be executed?

So, I have two routes *.example.com/test2 and *.example.com/test2. when I go to those routes it will just open the website not executing the working. The worker is doing a new response with hello world so I'm expecting that if I go to those paths the regular website should not open

lol found the problem...... so stupid. I had a extra . in the path

well at least it was something simple

I know, thanks for the quick responses.

Has anyone successfully connected a Worker to AWS RDS using the new sockets? We have an internet-accessible PostgreSQL instance, however always end up with this error:

kj/compat/http.c++:6628: error: Error in HttpClientAdapter connect(); kj::cp(ex) = kj/compat/tls.c++:215: failed: TLS peer's certificate is not trusted; reason = self signed certificate in certificate chain
stack: 7ff745bc8abf 7ff745c0ca2d 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
there was an error
Error: Connection terminated unexpectedly
    at Connection.<anonymous> (index.js:10488:77)
    at Connection.g (index.js:2024:16)
    at emitNone (index.js:1918:13)
    at Connection.emit2 [as emit] (index.js:2132:11)
    at CloudflareSocket.<anonymous> (index.js:8188:16)
    at emitNone (index.js:1918:13)
    at CloudflareSocket.emit2 [as emit] (index.js:2132:11)
    at index.js:8061:18 {
  stack: Error: Connection terminated unexpectedly
    at C… emit] (index.js:2132:11)
    at index.js:8061:18,
  message: Connection terminated unexpectedly

Following the tutorial at https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/databases/connect-to-postgres/ we've tried passing

ssl: { rejectUnauthorized: false },

to the

pg

Client constructor but that seems to have no effect.

How to ALTER column type?

ALTER TABLE SUBS ALTER COLUMN ID TYPE TEXT;

this code return

near "ALTER": syntax error

not working

I don't believe sqlite supports changing the column type

What is strange is that the backend server (

gdk.test:3000

) is getting the POST request just fine