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refactor: use ALS for process.env
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packages/cloudflare/src/cli/templates/utils/create-als-proxy.ts
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Co-authored-by: Dario Piotrowicz <[email protected]>
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Looks good to me, thanks for the improvement 🙂
@james-elicx if you would could we wait for @petebacondarwin to maybe have a quick look tomorrow? Since @vicb seemed against the change I think it'd be great to have also Pete's point of view on this one 🙂
(globalThis as any)[Symbol.for("__cloudflare-context__")] = createALSProxy(cloudflareContextALS); | ||
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// @ts-expect-error - populated when we run inside the ALS context | ||
globalThis.process.env = createALSProxy(processEnvALS); |
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I think I agree with @vicb to some extent here.
Before any request, there might already be values on process.env
, which are being lost by assigning it here.
How about we capture the original process.env
somehow and then include that in the initialization of the store below.
E.g.
const originalEnv = globalThis.process.env;
globalThis.process.env = createALSProxy(processEnvALS);
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export default {
async fetch(request, env, ctx) {
return processEnvALS.run({ NODE_ENV: "production", ...originalEnv, ...env }, () => {
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It would be nice to add tests.
(I think we should requires them in the PR template, as well as repro on issue templat - well we have to add those templates first, I can take care of that next week)
Context
process.env is currently assigned via spreading env when there is no request handler. The env values available should be scoped to a request, and dealt with on a per-request basis.
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