Bump wrangler from 3.30.1 to 3.31.0

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Bumps wrangler from 3.30.1 to 3.31.0.

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Minor Changes

• #5119 b0bd413 Thanks @​garrettgu10! - feature: Python support for remote dev

• #5118 30694a3 Thanks @​garrettgu10! - fix: Including version identifiers in Python requirements.txt will now throw an error

Patch Changes

• #5132 82a3f94 Thanks @​mrbbot! - fix: switch default logging level of unstable_dev() to warn

  When running unstable_dev() in its default "test mode", the logging level was set to none. This meant any Worker startup errors or helpful warnings wouldn't be shown. This change switches the default to warn. To restore the previous behaviour, include logLevel: "none" in your options object:

  const worker = await unstable_dev("path/to/script.js", {
  	logLevel: "none",
  });

• #5128 d27e2a7 Thanks @​taylorlee! - fix: Add legacy_env support to experimental versions upload command.

• #5087 a5231de Thanks @​dario-piotrowicz! - fix: make wrangler types always generate a d.ts file for module workers

  Currently if a config file doesn't define any binding nor module, running wrangler types against such file would not produce a d.ts file.

  Producing a d.ts file can however still be beneficial as it would define a correct env interface (even if empty) that can be expanded/referenced by user code (this can be particularly convenient for scaffolding tools that may want to always generate an env interface).

  Example: Before wrangler types --env-interface MyEnv run with an empty wrangler.toml file would not generate any file, after these change it would instead generate a file with the following content:

  interface MyEnv {
  }
  

• #5138 3dd9089 Thanks @​G4brym! - fix: ensure Workers-AI local mode fetcher returns headers to client worker

• Updated dependencies [42bcc72, 42bcc72]:

  • [email protected]

Changelog

Sourced from wrangler's changelog.

3.31.0

Minor Changes

• #5119 b0bd413 Thanks @​garrettgu10! - feature: Python support for remote dev

• #5118 30694a3 Thanks @​garrettgu10! - fix: Including version identifiers in Python requirements.txt will now throw an error

Patch Changes

• #5132 82a3f94 Thanks @​mrbbot! - fix: switch default logging level of unstable_dev() to warn

  When running unstable_dev() in its default "test mode", the logging level was set to none. This meant any Worker startup errors or helpful warnings wouldn't be shown. This change switches the default to warn. To restore the previous behaviour, include logLevel: "none" in your options object:

  const worker = await unstable_dev("path/to/script.js", {
  	logLevel: "none",
  });

• #5128 d27e2a7 Thanks @​taylorlee! - fix: Add legacy_env support to experimental versions upload command.

• #5087 a5231de Thanks @​dario-piotrowicz! - fix: make wrangler types always generate a d.ts file for module workers

  Currently if a config file doesn't define any binding nor module, running wrangler types against such file would not produce a d.ts file.

  Producing a d.ts file can however still be beneficial as it would define a correct env interface (even if empty) that can be expanded/referenced by user code (this can be particularly convenient for scaffolding tools that may want to always generate an env interface).

  Example: Before wrangler types --env-interface MyEnv run with an empty wrangler.toml file would not generate any file, after these change it would instead generate a file with the following content:

  interface MyEnv {
  }
  

• #5138 3dd9089 Thanks @​G4brym! - fix: ensure Workers-AI local mode fetcher returns headers to client worker

• Updated dependencies [42bcc72, 42bcc72]:

  • [email protected]

Commits

• b53e0bd Version Packages (#5134)
• b6d2a94 Export wrap from middleware-ensure-req-body-drained (#5158)
• 23074c7 [C3] fix: make sure that all C3 projects include in their .gitignore the wr...
• a5231de fix: make wrangler types always generate a d.ts file for module worders (...
• d27e2a7 pass legacy-env through versions upload (#5128)
• 3dd9089 Fix Workers AI local mode fetcher not returning headers to client worker (#5138)
• 30694a3 More strict handling of requirement specifiers in requirements.txt. (#5118)
• e798264 adding missing entry to changelog for Wrangler 3.28.3 (#5147)
• b0bd413 Add python support for remote dev (#5119)
• 82a3f94 fix: switch default logging level of unstable_dev() to warn (#5132)
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