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Not compatible with the new ES6 module worker format

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It seems that this package still has the assumption of the old worker format (e.g. global environment variables, FetchEvent, etc) and does not work properly with the new ES6 module format. I would like to use Durable Objects, which requires the new ES6 module format, in a Workers Site project, and wrangler already has a patchset for Workers Site support with the new ES6 module format, and the fact that this package does not support the new format seems to be the last blocker.

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Created 2 years ago
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threepointonecommented, Nov 9, 2021

We’re cutting a release on both wrangler and kv-asset-handler that should provide a path forward. I’ll send a PR documenting how very soon.

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threepointonecommented, Nov 16, 2021

released, with the readme updated, we’ll update the official docs as well soon.

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