I know that you can use relative paths for it, which can be useful when deploying to multiple domains

I don't think you can relative fetch on functions but I could be wrong

Can you share the code snippet?

I was just looking at this comment from greg from a few days ago https://github.com/cloudflare/wrangler2/issues/165#issuecomment-1004915159

i think in preview/production env you will need to pass the actual request object

it seems to work differently on local vs preview/prod

lots of things do 😮‍💨

sorry for late, I didn't see your reply

I have the big tired

If I so much as

let cache = await caches.open('<name>');

it breaks

on

wrangler@alpha

and beta

Compiling worker to "/tmp/functionsWorker.js"...
Compiled Worker successfully.
[pages:err] SyntaxError: Unexpected reserved word
    at new Module (node:internal/vm/module:123:21)
    at new SourceTextModule (node:internal/vm/module:297:5)

more stack trace, but privacy

doing a big big deploy on sunday, so just wanna make sure it's not my fault lol

Yeah, that looks right. Maybe try the #799437470004412476 channel and see if someone knows what might be going wrong?

Good thinking, I'll try there

Ok for reference, the problem was that I was declaring cache outside of a handler

Which seems to work for mongo realm? But not for cache

I'm probably wrong, don't fact check that one

I was wrong. Note to future Cole: conditional declarations are okay

Ah right, I have

trailingSlash

enabled, which is why in my next app dynamic routes are exported to

/index.html

. I gave it a test (with

trailingSlash

not enabled) and the following function works for me (it is written a bit different to yours, but I'd have thought that they both are basically the same):

js
export function onRequestGet({ env, request }) {
  return env.ASSETS.fetch(
    new Request(new URL("/profiles/[profile]", request.url).toString(), request)
  );
}

(no rewrite: ; with rewrite: )

will try it out

i'll be damned, it works!

i've been stuck on this issue for a while

Cool, I am glad it works, though I still have no idea why it works compared to your snippet 🤷‍♂️

Does running

npx wrangler pages dev "public"

also run ./functions locally?

When visiting http://localhost:8788/api/collections, the response is the html from the "public" directory, not the function response. 😕

Why are you specifying the

public

directory in your command? Are you using a framework, or just static assets + functions?

Should do! Does your

functions

folder exist in the same directory that you’re running wrangler?