Do you mean a single Worker or a single instance of a single Worker?

one worker writes to the queue, multiple different workers would consume

Ah, yeah, gotcha

Yeah - one consumer per queue but that consumer will automatically scale to handle the amount of messages

yeah i love queues, such a nice dead simple API

@subhendupsingh you around? Wondering how I can add a new OAuth provider to https://github.com/subhendukundu/worker-auth-providers

Failing at implementing my own OAuth project.

never mind, it wasn't me failing

Is there a way to add a listener to fetch requests that are being issued from within a scheduled worker? I'm only making ~20 requests but I'm getting an error that when the worker executes, I'm hitting the 50 sub-request limit. I can't see any reason for this and it's difficult to debug without seeing exactly what's going out the door.

hey all, would workers be suitable for a route that creates 3 variants of an image and saves them to an s3 / r2 bucket? not sure if sharp would work with cloudflare due to c bindings

I am not the Subhendu you want 😉 and thanks now I know about this awesome library

can anyone tell me what this url is from? https://worker-openapi-example.radar.cloudflare.com/docs#/

i see, ty

If I run an asynchronous function before returning a response, but I don't wait for it, will the execution continue after the response?

It will not. To ensure it continues running, pass it into ctx.waitUntil

Thanks.

quick question Setting an expiry on a KV entry, then later setting that key again without the expiry will cancel the expiry, right?

Yes it will

cool, thank you

is there a safe/recommended way to have a global variable that can be accessed throughout the worker without passing down a variable? specifically an instance of Sentry

is this okay to do, accessing it from the request variable?

async fetch(request, env, context) {
  const sentry = await initSentry({ request, env, context });
  request.sentry = sentry;

  ...
}

ideally could access it without the request variable too

right now we are passing around the sentry object and it is messy

interesting

what syntax is this

oh a private field

I'm a bit of a modern js noob. I started with js back when IE6 was still around then mostly wrote Python and well things have progressed since then