cloudflare/wrangler-legacy v1.9.1

🐎 1.9.1

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Accept --verbose for every command - bradyjoslin, issue/975 pull/1110

Not every command outputs additional information when you pass --verbose, but none of them will fail to run if you pass --verbose after this change.

wrangler dev checks if the specified port is available - EverlastingBugstopper, issue/1122 pull/1272

When starting up wrangler dev, it now checks to see if the requested port is already in use and returns a helpful error message if that's the case.

Don't reinstall vendored binaries on every build - EverlastingBugstopper, issue/768 pull/1003

You may have noticed some very verbose and over-eager installation output when running Wrangler. Every webpack type build would install wranglerjs and wasm-pack. This was... super annoying and not a great experience, especially when running wrangler preview --watch or wrangler dev. Each time you'd change a file, Wrangler would reinstall those external dependencies. This doesn't happen anymore! Wrangler will still download and install these external dependencies, but only if you have an outdated version.

Remove redundant builds - EverlastingBugstopper, issue/1219 pull/1269

When running wrangler preview --watch or wrangler dev on a webpack type project, Wrangler will provide a new build artifact and upload it via the Cloudflare API. Before, we'd start a long-running webpack --watch command, in addition to running webpack on every change. We were running two builds on every change! This was not great and has been removed. This, combined with the above fix removing redundant installations, should greatly improve your dev iteration cycles.

wrangler dev will reconnect to the devtools WebSocket after being disconnected - EverlastingBugstopper, issue/1241 pull/1276

wrangler dev initiates a WebSocket connection via the Cloudflare API in order to stream console.log messages to your terminal. Over time, it's very likely that the WebSocket would be disconnected. When this happened, Wrangler would panic, requiring developers to restart the process. Now, if wrangler dev gets disconnected, it will issue a reconnect request, allowing developers to run wrangler dev as long as they are connected to the Internet.

Adds Developing Wrangler section to CONTRIBUTING.md - EverlastingBugstopper, issue/270 pull/1288

We love external contributors, and what better way to help get folks kickstarted than to add some documentation on developing Wrangler? Check out CONTRIBUTING.md if you're interested in helping out.

Remove --release from wrangler publish --help - EverlastingBugstopper, pull/1289

We deprecated wrangler publish --release a long time ago in favor of environments, but it's still an accepted argument to preserve backwards compatibility. Now, it no longer shows up in wrangler publish --help as an accepted argument, even though it's still an alias of wrangler publish.

Updates license file to wrangler@cloudflare.com - EverlastingBugstopper, pull/1290

The copyright in our MIT license was outdated and pointed to the email address of @ashleygwilliams (who no longer works at Cloudflare 😢). Now it points to wrangler@cloudflare.com :)

Add Dependabot to Wrangler - ispivey, pull/1294

Wrangler now uses Dependabot to automatically update dependencies. We had already been doing this on a sort of ad-hoc basis, but this should make it much easier to stay on top of updates!

Remove unused code warnings - ashleymichal, pull/1304

For our integration tests we create fixtures containing sample Workers projects. When we ran cargo test, cargo would say that the code used to create said fixtures were unused (which was not true). This PR moves the fixture code to a place where cargo says "This is a Fine Place for This Code."

Handle clippy warnings - ashleymichal EverlastingBugstopper, pull/1305 pull/1306

cargo clippy is a helpful little tool that helps you write more idiomatic Rust. Over time, we've developed an immunity to the warnings produced by this tool, and we took a stab at cleaning some of them up.