It is bound correctly yes

It's some weird background thing happening, completely on us don't worry

I'll check it out

Sadly the person with the most context here is OOO @Sid | Pages I need youuuuu

who knew creating a SaaS website would take more than 3-5 days.

any ideas on what I can do as a workaround?

No workaround that I can think of, the runtime can't find the Worker

This is not a simple issue

oh that really sounds like because I don't have a public route

Nah, it doesn't look for a route

Service bindings don't go through the public cloud

hmm, what am I doing differently compared to everyone else?

I mean it seems everyone else is having the issue too :p

@Walshy | Pages ah here might be my workaround, maybe I should change to the workers_dev URL

dang I'm burning through builds today 😅

this might be another ticket for my ticket, does this timestamp match up when you opened a ticket for me? (I've been signed up for paid Workers for several days.)

Nope and I can't even mess with your account billing stuff. The ticket I made was just a Jira ticket on our team board

random timing then 🙂

heh even using the workers_dev route is failing

That's not a workaround... that's a minimal configuration to demonstrate broken service bindings.

my bad, misread it

thanks for clarifying

heading out for dinner soon sadly, but will be back later tonight 😄

wrangler pages dev --proxy 8787 -- nx serve visa-shop --port 4201 without success getting

GET /_next/webpack-hmr 502 Bad Gateway (10.21ms)
[pages:err] Error: Could not proxy request: TypeError: fetch failed

and

Subrequest depth limit exceeded. This request recursed through Workers too many times. This can happen e.g. if you have a Worker or Durable Object that calls other Workers or objects recursively.
Workers and objects can recurse up to 16 times

any idea ?

You probably have infinite recursion going on somewhere.

also, visa-shop?! 😛

still struggling to fix it. I noticed that when testing locally

.mf

folder is created and some values are saved there. Is this is sort of a local storage alternative?

But only for service bindings, no ? Because pages functions work with /functionName as a url

Yep

I do have a proxy conf json to redirect to miniflare default port

{
  "/api/": {
    "target": "http://localhost:8787",
    "secure": true,
    "changeOrigin": true
  }
}

why this wrangler pages dev -- nx serve visa-shop --port 4201 will not work for my function then ?