Is

request.url

used up, or is that only the body?

I can't remember.

URL isn't used up, but yeah

url

is definitely dead here, copied from my other code

Waiiit.

I thought you sent a URL into env.ASSETS.fetch?

Like as a string?

Oh never mind, you're just reconstructing from the input 😅

Yeah, I got a bunch of

Failed to parse URL

errors locally when trying to do that. A real

URL

object was the only way to make that work

Is https://Google.com/./test.html a valid URL?

Doesn't feel like it would be

works for me (not google ofc)

might be browser behaviour though

But either way, James just make stuff work

I get 301'd to something without the

/./

URL pathname handles that relatively: https://up.jross.me/r8p263w0

When Greg is here, he can answer the functions stuff better than me.

I'm doing what you told me to do, and moving things to Pages. Shh

I managed to hack around this eventually if anyone else comes by this thread. See https://github.com/cloudflare/wrangler2/issues/370 for the issue, and then https://github.com/Cherry/universe-horse-test/commit/1e1b67cb7ece6306fdffe061c4be80663ded34a2 for my hack which works

i hate that website

it's become my test site for functions

I love it!

(Not just because it's on Pages)

Once my

next

fix goes out, I think we’ll try get everyone using that instead of

env.ASSETS.fetch

wherever possible. It’ll still exist (and we’ll try improving it) but it’s tricky to use correctly. You should be doing content negotiation to ensure the incoming request is getting a response that it can handle.

next

will automatically pass all of that through for you.

I’ll try get it out in prod next week.

I am trying to make a pages project that creates and controls a durable object. I have managed to make a durable object in a separate worker (and then this durable object pops up in the gui in my pages project, so that I can bind a env variable to it). But, I would like to declare the DurableObject class inside the ./functions folder, and then have it created and updated automatically along side the rest of the pages workers. Is this possible? Is there a working github/gitlab project that does this?

Not currently possible, but something I’ve very much like to see. Stay tuned? (Longer-term)

Thanks for the quick response:)

Can anyone help me with this error in a POST function? TypeError: request.json is not a function at onRequestPost export async function onRequestPost(request) { const myPostBody = await request.json(); console.log(myPostBody); return new Response(

Hello world

); }

Try that