Cloudflare Developers•7mo ago

the `persist` option of

the persist option of setupDevPlatform doesn't appear to be working as expected, unless I have it configured incorrectly

if (process.env.NODE_ENV === "development") {
    await setupDevPlatform({
        persist: "../../.wrangler/search/v3",
    })
}

if (process.env.NODE_ENV === "development") {
    await setupDevPlatform({
        persist: "../../.wrangler/search/v3",
    })
}

but it still creates and accesses data from .wrangler/state/v3, I've tried both with and without v3 at the end of the path

6 Replies

Dario•7mo ago

yeah that should work 🤔 mh... any chance you can share your project or create an issue with a minimal reproduction so that I can have a look? actually no wait.... are you sure it isn't wrangler that creates the directory?

seasie•7mo ago

I'm not using wrangler directly, and it's creating the sqlite file as well, not just the directory. I'll work on a reproduction to try and figure this out. https://github.com/sseasie/persist-minirepro

Dario•7mo ago

ok sorry @seasie that's my bad 😓 what you shared above is the wrong usage of the API you should do this instead:

if (process.env.NODE_ENV === "development") {
    await setupDevPlatform({
        persist: {
            path: "../../.wrangler/state/v3"
        },
    })
}

if (process.env.NODE_ENV === "development") {
    await setupDevPlatform({
        persist: {
            path: "../../.wrangler/state/v3"
        },
    })
}

Dario•7mo ago

if you put a // @ts-check at the top of your next.config.mjs file you should see the issue clearly

seasie•7mo ago

no worries, thanks for taking a look still! better to figure it out later than never. it's my fault for not checking the type, I assumed it was boolean | string

Dario•7mo ago

yeah sorry about that, I can see that it can be a bit unintuitive 😅 , we went with an object to make it more future proofed

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the `persist` option of