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  • w
    but it takes a few months to get processed
  • w
  • w
    oh nevermind
  • u
  • w
    yes it's expensive and takes time
  • w
    feels like we need a china network tag, it has come up quite a bit recently
  • b
    For a company not sure, but if you are filing for one as individual and especially non profit, ICP is just a two day process from what I've been told.
  • u
    It says on that screenshot an individual ICP costs $20,000
  • u
    And the business one is $40,000
  • w
    two day process? damn, nice. The docs I've seen internally say it'll take 3-4 months generally
  • b
    I highly doubt it, the person I've talked to is just a poor college student running his own blog.
  • u
    Does he live in China? Might be different if you actually live in China
  • b
    Yeah they do, perhaps that's why.
  • u
    Oh you cant even apply for ICP as individual if you dont live in china if this site is right
  • u
    Oh wait nvm it says foreign passport holders can
  • u
    You do have to learn to speak and read mandarin also
  • b
    Sounds fun.
  • u
    I used regular expressions to judge my data before, but I use the same data to test successfully in nodejs, but sometimes it can’t be used in cf worker. I have the same problem in github issuse, but it doesn’t seem to be resolved.
  • u
    /test-([0-9]{18,19})-([0-9a-z]{32})/g
  • u
    data : 
    test-{discord-user-id}-{user-avatar-hash}
  • u
    I use this format, but it doesn’t match every time in cf worker
  • u
    language:js func: RegExp.test
  • i
    this is more of a general question, but once a worker is spun up and serving traffic, does it get destroyed after a certain number of requests or is it just a long lived process until traffic dies down?
  • h
    It is an extremely short-lived process, but there aren't any external guidelines to when the Worker is evicted.
  • i
    interesting, I thought a single worker persisted across multiple requests at least
  • h
    It can, but in many cases, it does not.
  • h
    As in, if you hit a Worker, wait a minute, and hit the same endpoint again, there is a decent chance it is a new Worker.
  • j
    am i doing something wrong...? I can't seem to see the logs for this cloudflare worker through the dashboard:
    Copy code
    js
async function handleRequest(event) {
  console.log({ test: `Hello world!` });
  return new Response(`Hello world!`);
};

addEventListener("fetch", event => {
  return event.respondWith(handleRequest(event))
});
    Going to it responds with 
    Hello world!
    as expected, viewing real-time does not.
  • j
    I am able to see the requests via Metrics tab though.
  • j
    Same behavior when using *.workers.dev URL directly, and a custom subdomain route
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