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hmm, has anyone deployed https://github.com/cloudflare/durable-objects-rollup-esm recently? i haven't tried it yet and just went to do my first project, `env.COUNTER` seems to be undefined

I haven't with v1.16, but I did with the RCs.

Did you do  `wrangler publish --new-class` ?

the README just said 1.16.0, i should update that

Building anything exciting? Or just getting to grips with DO and the new Wrangler stuff?

I have a cool project I'm gonna try and build but idk if it's gonna work lol

I'm going to try and connect to a WS/DO inside of unity

Yes, the initial request yields when it awaits.

state isn't reset upon code change.  the objects will leave memory and be re-instantiated with the new code, but the storage won't change.

Not yet, this is something we're thinking about doing though

thanks for the update, ill make sure to let people know if they ask again

For all those asking about `waitUntil`: https://discord.com/channels/595317990191398933/802187271067140107/833771635394871386 !!!

Can you clarify state (inmemory) or storage (something that seems rocksdb backed or persistent trie)?

Keys and values modified using the `state.storage` API are persistent across code changes, runtime updates, etc.

`state` is reset anytime a given durable object is restarted, such as for code updates, going over memory or cpu limits, or Workers Runtime updates

Hmm, do script updates to cron triggers propagate more slowly?  I pushed a script update over ten minutes ago, and only the 'scheduled' runs are using the old version.  The 'fetch' runs are updated almost instantaneously.

unknown

Writing a new worker using DurableObjects and want to use TypeScript. Can't find a sample of this - how do I use the new export style in a TypeScript project... e.g.

This yields this error on publish "No event handlers were registered. This script does nothing."

Geeze it's so nice to have `waitUntil` back 😄

you need to export a default object with the handlers, so
```ts
export default {
    async fetch(request: Request, env: any) {
        // blah
    }
}
```

Thanks - I played with default a few ways and couldn't get it to work either. I just tried the code you have above, getting same error. Project is here https://github.com/joshtwist/cf-logger

<@567136500760838158> you need to be using custom builds to use modules

https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/cli-wrangler/configuration#es-modules

Thanks for the help, got it working now with rollup - that repo is updated.

Can publish now upload multiple module files separately or we still need to package to a single file with a tool like rollup?