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wrangler@3.61.0
includes the following runtime dependencies:
Package | Constraint | Resolved |
---|---|---|
miniflare |
workspace:* | 3.20240610.1 |
workerd |
1.20240610.1 | 1.20240610.1 |
workerd --version |
1.20240610.1 | 2024-06-10 |
Please ensure constraints are pinned, and miniflare
/workerd
minor versions match.
This seems likely to cause more confusion to me—can we at least retain the comment?
This seems likely to cause more confusion to me—can we at least retain the comment?
There is a comment down where onBundleStart()
is called.
I guess there is no chance that the experimentalDevEnv
can change at runtime? If it can then it seems that this is a reasonable check to have in place?
I guess there is no chance that the
experimentalDevEnv
can change at runtime? If it can then it seems that this is a reasonable check to have in place?
It definitely does not change. This check is kind of redundant but also we don't want these events being faked if the real events are being used
We can remove the check and dependency array item entirely or keep it. I don't mind either way. The intent of this PR is to remove the lint warning.
What this PR solves / how to test
Fixes extraneous item in onBundleStart dependency array. Addresses comment here.
This prop was left in the dependency array after removing a redundant surrounding if-condition using the prop. It was decided the comment was enough but I am putting the redundant if-condition back to be ultra specific for readers of the code – the interim period where we're faking some events, but not when the experimental flag is on, is admittedly a bit confusing.
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