Jack Williams

I can't reproduce these worker errors any longer; it may well have been an issue that's resolved in a later version of workerd. cloudflare/workerd#1401 is still open and it looks...

Do you have a repro of this, @Sevi7 @drewrawitz @Nikola-Milovic? This minimal example using `fastify@^5.2.1` seems to work okay: ```js import Fastify from "fastify"; import { Inngest } from "inngest";...

@drewrawitz Got it, so am I right in thinking you're registering the plugin using `@nestjs/platform-fastify` and something like this? ```ts import inngestFastify from "inngest/fastify"; // ... const fastify = app.getHttpAdapter().getInstance();...

@Sevi7 Could you create a repro or point me in the right direction? I'm struggling to reproduce. I have: ```json { "dependencies": { "fastify": "^5.2.1", "fastify-plugin": "^5.0.1", "inngest": "^3.34.0" },...

@Sevi7 Aha, got you! This will almost definitely be an issue importing `default` from a modern bundler; one of the reasons we avoid it almost everywhere, though Fastify plugins recommend...

@Sevi7 Would you mind trying #925 using: ```sh npm install inngest@pr-925 ``` And then change your import from: ```ts import inngestFastify from "inngest/fastify"; ``` ...to... ```ts import { fastifyPlugin as...

Fix shipped in [v3.34.1](https://github.com/inngest/inngest-js/releases/tag/inngest%403.34.1) and recommendation in the docs changed in inngest/website#1091. Thanks for testing, folks!

Hi @abe17124! 👋 Does indeed sound like your app's just not picking up any environment variables. Could I ask a couple more questions? 1. The specific package version used -...

Closing as @563 is closed.

Hi @JonParton! 👋 Awesome! Aye, the cross-language encryption middleware is teetering on the edge of release, which also opens up some pretty possibilities for building on top of it, like...