The first question a site owner asks, and it is about their DEPLOYED site rather than about any
checkout. Everything below one /serve request is public: the object reports its plan, its
generation, the header contract version and whether an interpreter is booted on the same response
a visitor gets, so this needs no credential and no diagnostic route.
Distinct from health, which asks "is it up and which tier answered" and is the thing to put in a
monitor. This asks "what is deployed here", which is the thing to read before changing anything.
A local wrangler config is reported when one happens to be in the working directory -- a user who
deployed from the template may have kept the checkout -- and its absence is not a failure. That is
the only local file this command looks at.
What am I running?
The first question a site owner asks, and it is about their DEPLOYED site rather than about any checkout. Everything below one
/serverequest is public: the object reports its plan, its generation, the header contract version and whether an interpreter is booted on the same response a visitor gets, so this needs no credential and no diagnostic route.Distinct from
health, which asks "is it up and which tier answered" and is the thing to put in a monitor. This asks "what is deployed here", which is the thing to read before changing anything.A local wrangler config is reported when one happens to be in the working directory -- a user who deployed from the template may have kept the checkout -- and its absence is not a failure. That is the only local file this command looks at.