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if you specify a route at the command line (via --route) it overrides anything in the wrangler.toml (rather than the union of routes)
the workers_dev setting defaults to true, so the xxx.workers.dev route is always, also, deployed
workers_dev = false appears to have no effect when it comes to publishing
if you specify a route (viawrangler.toml or --route) that has not been configured for DNS, then it will still "deploy" but of course the URL will not work. We should look into updating the DNS automatically as part of the deployment.
Check wrangler dev
Dev mode works as expected - it published to a preview worker and any zoned route is effectively ignored, AFAICT.
Steps to check:
wrangler.toml
wrangler publish
--route
) it overrides anything in the wrangler.toml (rather than the union of routes)workers_dev
setting defaults to true, so thexxx.workers.dev
route is always, also, deployedworkers_dev = false
appears to have no effect when it comes to publishingwrangler.toml
or--route
) that has not been configured for DNS, then it will still "deploy" but of course the URL will not work. We should look into updating the DNS automatically as part of the deployment.wrangler dev
dev
andpublish
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