Response
Hi Customer, Thanks for flagging this. I know it can be frustrating when a Worker works perfectly in the debugger but doesn’t seem to apply live. I did a quick review of your settings and it looks like the Worker itself is fine, but it hasn’t been bound to a route yet. On Cloudflare, adding a Worker requires linking it to a specific route pattern (for example, example.com/*). Without that step, requests to your domain won’t actually trigger the Worker. To confirm, I checked your site with curl and saw no Worker headers in the response, which supports the route not being active. The good news is it’s a quick fix: just go to your Workers dashboard, select your Worker, and assign it a route. Once that’s done, it should start behaving as expected outside of the debugger. If it still doesn’t, I’d recommend purging cache and testing again. Let me know how it goes — happy to walk you through it step by step. Cheers,
Thought Process
Workers don’t automatically apply to all requests unless assigned to a route. If no route is defined, production traffic will bypass the Worker completely.
Tools I Would Use
- Cloudflare Dashboard (Workers → Triggers): To check routes.
- curl with headers: To verify Worker response headers live.
- Wrangler CLI: For debugging and testing deployments.