Sébastien Chopin

Let's try something: ``` export default defineNuxtConfig({ hub: { bindings: { compatibilityFlags: ['nodejs_compat_v2'] } }, nitro: { unenv: { external: ['node:crypto'] } } }) ``` Will use use the node...

Let me check this, they changed it without notice…

I just deployed with `nuxthub deploy` with ``` export default defineNuxtConfig({ modules: ['@nuxthub/core'], hub: { bindings: { compatibilityFlags: ['nodejs_compat_v2'] } }, }) ``` and it works:

You have to use `nuxthub deploy` or deploy using admin.hub.nuxt.com to work

Damn, this is an issue in Cloudflare indeed, works only with `nuxthub deploy` for now 😄

You should be able to import Cloudflare Projects from the NuxtHub Admin, did you try it>

I really like this discussion :) I like the `event.context.trusedHeaders` option, not sure if the `trustedHeaders` could be given when creating the app though? https://github.com/unjs/h3/blob/588c8a3d9b1e408f36a1f51a43d759534245029f/src/app.ts#L50-L62 I don't know in term...

I think this should be quite straightforward to do :)

> ```ts > rehype-external-links > ``` It does not work @farnabaz I just push in this PR if you want to have a look

Thank you for the explanation, does removing the \``--> statement-breakpoint` fixed your issue?