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0 pointskentonv5y ago0 comments

Hmm, it sounds like you originally deployed your site using Wrangler, but then you tried to edit it in the online editor. The code you saw was minified -- not intended to be edited directly.

The right way to edit the worker code is on your local machine before using wrangler to publish it. There should be a file in your project directory like `workers-site/index.js` which is your worker code in easily-editable format.

BTW, this file was copied from a template when you first generated the project. Earlier this year we updated the template to set several security headers:

https://github.com/cloudflare/worker-sites-template/commit/8...

But if you generated your project before that, you probably still have the old code. If you haven't made any changes yourself, you might want to regenerate your project so that it uses the latest template.

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gravyboat5y ago

Okay that makes more sense and is just my bad then. I hadn't even looked at the index thoroughly as the minified JS correlated to the `workers-site/worker/script.js` and I didn't realize the index.js was responsible for generating that based on content mismatch.

I generated my worker the second week of May so it's totally possible that this wasn't in the release I generated with. Thanks for pointing out that the template had been updated.

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