hello here. I have a weird behavior,

hello here. I have a weird behavior, sometimes, my worker that talks to a durable object, does not reach the durable object but the worker itself.
const response = await stub.fetch('https://durable-object/something')
return await handleResponse(response)
const response = await stub.fetch('https://durable-object/something')
return await handleResponse(response)
I could clearly debug that sometimes, the response that I get is not returned by the Durable Object but by the worker itself. Any clue?
8 Replies
Sébastien Morel
Sébastien MorelOP6mo ago
I can now debug it and prove it it seems to happen when I enable the Log via the UI. I know it seems crazy but I can show and prove it someone is available for that
Milan
Milan6mo ago
I'm guessing you mean you don't get a response from the DO, but rather it's generated by the Worker instead? You can wrap your request in a try...catch and read the .remote property off the exception to see if the error is coming from the DO application code or from the Workers Runtime itself.
Milan
Milan6mo ago
Cloudflare Docs
Error handling · Cloudflare Durable Objects docs
Review how to handle errors (exceptions) generated by both your own Durable Object code as well as exceptions thrown by Durable Objects’ …
Sébastien Morel
Sébastien MorelOP6mo ago
hey @milan thanks! I will have a look, but I don't have exception though here it's pretty obvious for me when I attach logs, I can see my api not working, because suddenly the durable object is not reached my worker tries to reach the /something of the durable object. When I attach a log (but at first I thought it was random) then my worker does not reach the durable object but the /something of my worker. There is no exception in the DO, not in the worker nop I don't think that's normal, I do think I don't have errors when I don't start the logs though. but that's odd why would my worker hit itself when I attach wanna see the log???
Milan
Milan6mo ago
What do you mean by "attach a log"? Do you mean you're doing console.log("some message");? I'm also not sure what you mean by "why is the working hitting itself". If you're creating a Durable Object stub, and then calling a method on it, then it you're certainly sending a request to the DO, not the worker. It's possible the request doesn't reach the DO, in which case you'll get an exception instead of a Response from fetch()
Sébastien Morel
Sébastien MorelOP6mo ago
hello @milan I can assure you that I don't hit the DO, the worker gets a HTTP response from itself (home page of the worker in this case) instead of getting a response from the DO.. like a routing issue of some sort. It seems to happen when I "begin a log stream" from the UI.
then it you're certainly sending a request to the DO, not the worker.
that's my issue it does not happen this way, and that's really really weird Could do a video to show ok thanks to @Hard@Work I have a video and more debug/log/trace to show you that enable the Log Stream changes the routing.... so sure I should share the video here
Milan
Milan6mo ago
Definitely share it, I'm not familiar with log stream but if requests aren't reaching a Durable Object when it's enabled that sounds very broken. What are the steps to reproduce here? Could you share a script and a step by step reproduction? Will help us address any issues much quicker!
Sébastien Morel
Sébastien MorelOP5mo ago
Just shared the video to you, and can do a Meet or something to show you, I have a staging and can trigger this on purpose now. there is a bug somewhere btw here, the bug (there was a bug in CF) is fixed !
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