Ability to deploy to .workers.dev?
See original GitHub issueFirst off, apologies if this is a misunderstanding, first time playing with workers so I still have a lot of doc reading to do.
It seems that cfw
can only deploy to custom domains, hence the requirement on having a zoneid
. Is this intentional, or maybe a limitation on CF’s side? As I don’t have any domains set up with CF at the moment, there’s no way to get a zoneid
for quick demo of worktop
+ cfw
. Had to switch over to wrangler
for that.
Certainly not a huge deal as anything past a demo I’d want to toss up on a real domain anyhow.
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The
zoneid
is just needed to define the routes 😃 I do throw an error if the value is empty, but if it’s invalid-but-never-used then it’s not a problem, hahaI’ll add something nicer of course, but I havent decided yet how to deal with multiple environments, and I think that’s how/where a
subdomain: boolean
value should come in.Redeploy on every file save? You’d have to use an external file watcher; eg:
watchlist src — cfw deploy