This ensures consistency with other messaging, documentation and our dashboard,
which all refer to deployments. This also avoids confusion with the similar but
very different npm publish command. wrangler publish will remain a
deprecated alias for now, but will be removed in the next major version of Wrangler.
#3197bac9b5de Thanks @mrbbot! - feature: enable local development with Miniflare 3 and workerd by default
wrangler dev now runs fully-locally by default, using the open-source Cloudflare Workers runtime workerd.
To restore the previous behaviour of running on a remote machine with access to production data, use the new --remote flag.
The --local and --experimental-local flags have been deprecated, as this behaviour is now the default, and will be removed in the next major version.
#319702a672ed Thanks @mrbbot! - feature: enable persistent storage in local mode by default
Wrangler will now persist local KV, R2, D1, Cache and Durable Object data
in the .wrangler folder, by default, between reloads. This persistence
directory can be customised with the --persist-to flag. The --persist flag
has been removed, as this is now the default behaviour.
Previously, if Wrangler was installed globally and locally within a project,
running the global Wrangler would instead invoke the local version.
This behaviour was contrary to most other JavaScript CLI tools and has now been
removed. We recommend you use npx wrangler instead, which will invoke the
local version if installed, or install globally if not.
This ensures consistency with other messaging, documentation and our dashboard,
which all refer to deployments. This also avoids confusion with the similar but
very different npm publish command. wrangler publish will remain a
deprecated alias for now, but will be removed in the next major version of Wrangler.
#3197bac9b5de Thanks @mrbbot! - feature: enable local development with Miniflare 3 and workerd by default
wrangler dev now runs fully-locally by default, using the open-source Cloudflare Workers runtime workerd.
To restore the previous behaviour of running on a remote machine with access to production data, use the new --remote flag.
The --local and --experimental-local flags have been deprecated, as this behaviour is now the default, and will be removed in the next major version.
#319702a672ed Thanks @mrbbot! - feature: enable persistent storage in local mode by default
Wrangler will now persist local KV, R2, D1, Cache and Durable Object data
in the .wrangler folder, by default, between reloads. This persistence
directory can be customised with the --persist-to flag. The --persist flag
has been removed, as this is now the default behaviour.
Previously, if Wrangler was installed globally and locally within a project,
running the global Wrangler would instead invoke the local version.
This behaviour was contrary to most other JavaScript CLI tools and has now been
removed. We recommend you use npx wrangler instead, which will invoke the
local version if installed, or install globally if not.
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1b62dbbVersion Packages59ba6d6fix formattingbac9b5d[wrangler] Makewrangler dev --experimental-localthe default 🎉 (#3224)6048a96fix: c3 arguments32bbb71Fix create-cloudflare61d57e8Un-revert #3107 and change --delegate-c3 default to true in v3 (#3211)ccaabb9chore: add missing space to webcontainer error message (#3204)02a672e[wrangler] feature: enable persistent storage in local mode by default (#3188)3b3fadf[wrangler] feature: renamepublishcommand todeployand alias (#3190)24e1607chore: remove unused files from published package (#3191)Dependabot will resolve any conflicts with this PR as long as you don't alter it yourself. You can also trigger a rebase manually by commenting
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