Do I put

experimentalLocal

along or instead of

local

?

Don't put anything in

local

, just leave it undefined. Then I think the other option goes under

experimental: { experimentalLocal: true }

sorry, I meant

forceLocal

Oh, you can ignore force local, that's a thing made for

pages dev

so that people can't accidentally enable remote mode, like you can with regular wrangler dev (it's not supported)

oh I didn't know that

Most of the options under

experimental

aren't meant to be used by the majority of people

Made issue #2892

@Skye When you do

unstable_dev()

does it read the

wrangler.toml

including its

VARS

and bindings?

Also what does

testMode

do?

You can pass it a config file flag, not sure if it picks it up by default

I see this in the source as the main explanation for it

Again, lots of the flags in the experimental property don't need to be touched in 99% of cases

There's even a comment under testMode in the interface saying "this one shouldn't be used" 😅

looks like it does pick up

wrangler.toml

at root

I wonder regarding microfrontends concept - https://blog.cloudflare.com/better-micro-frontends/. In that case, pricing wise, 1 customer request would be counted as 3? (header + content + footer)?

So it does pickup

wrangler.toml

but not

.dev.vars

Yes

When creating

unstable_dev

, on windows it's passing through the environment variables (from the script running

unstable_dev

to the actual worker spawned by

unstable_dev

). But on linux (or atleast

ubuntu-latest

on gha) it's not. Is this a bug or how do I pass through secrets to the worker?

uh. thanks for confirming

I see that https://www.mailchannels.com/ is free if you use cloudflare workers. I just dont get it... how can such a service be free? it this temporary or permanent?

Are there any good free options for searchable logs from workers?

Is it possible to push to papertrail?

Don't get any Google results for: "papertrail" Cloudflare logpush

Also am i right that durable object logs actually come from the worker that's calling them? Does the log line include the DO id?

Sentry, Honeycomb, Workers Logpush(if you want to grep it), write your own thing with the tail API...

I thought sentry was just for errors? They do generally logging too?

IIRC they do? Though I don't think it directly logs `console.log`s, so you might want to go with Logpush if that is what you want.

I guess the distinction is structured be unstructured logs

And whether your worker needs to be responsible for importing a library to send the logs somewhere

"Sentry works with your application logging infrastructure, often integrating directly. It does not replace the need for those logs, and it's also not a destination for things that aren't actionable errors or crashes."