Emergency fixes to try and fix downed site #17
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This pull request updates @types/node dependencies in the lockfile and renames the Cloudflare Worker in wrangler.jsonc. A review comment highlights significant operational risks associated with renaming the worker from portfolio-worker to thayen-dev-worker, specifically regarding secrets migration, custom domain bindings, and potential CI/CD pipeline breakages.
@ -1,5 +1,5 @@{"name": "portfolio-worker","name": "thayen-dev-worker","compatibility_date": "2026-04-03",Renaming the worker from
portfolio-workertothayen-dev-workerin an emergency PR carries significant operational risks that could prolong the downtime:wrangler secret put) are scoped to the worker name. Renaming the worker will result in a new deployment that lacks all previously configured secrets, likely causing runtime failures if the application relies on them.thayen.devis currently bound to the worker. Renaming the worker requires Cloudflare to re-associate the domain with the new worker name, which can sometimes fail or cause propagation delays if the old worker still holds the binding.If the goal is to fix a downed site, consider if a rename is truly necessary at this moment.
@ -1,5 +1,5 @@{"name": "portfolio-worker","name": "thayen-dev-worker","compatibility_date": "2026-04-03",I already renamed it as a test to see what was wrong, this is necessary to reach the new name of the worker per cloudflare.