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This pull request significantly enhances the local development experience for Cloudflare Workers projects within the xmcp framework. By integrating the xmcp compiler's Cloudflare output with the wrangler development server under a single pnpm dev command, developers can now enjoy a more seamless workflow with automatic code rebuilding and live testing. This change simplifies project setup and ongoing development for Cloudflare-based applications.

Highlights

  • Unified Cloudflare Development Workflow: The pnpm dev command for Cloudflare Workers projects now automatically starts both the xmcp compiler (in Cloudflare mode) and the wrangler development server, streamlining local development and enabling live rebuilding.
  • xmcp dev Command Enhancement: The xmcp dev CLI command gains a new --cf option to explicitly enable Cloudflare Workers output during development, alongside an automatic check for the CF_PAGES environment variable.
  • create-xmcp-app Integration: New Cloudflare Workers projects created with create-xmcp-app will now have their dev script pre-configured to utilize this enhanced, unified development experience.
  • Dependency Updates: Key Cloudflare-related development dependencies, including wrangler, workerd, and miniflare, have been updated to their latest versions.
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  • examples/cloudflare-workers/README.md
    • Updated local development instructions to reflect the new unified pnpm dev command, explaining its combined functionality of xmcp dev --cf and wrangler dev.
  • examples/cloudflare-workers/package.json
    • Modified the dev script to xmcp dev --cf & npx wrangler dev for integrated development.
    • Updated the wrangler dependency from ^4.61.1 to ^4.62.0.
  • examples/cloudflare-workers/src/tools/hello.ts
    • Added a console.log("etc") statement, likely for debugging purposes.
  • packages/create-xmcp-app/src/helpers/cloudflare.ts
    • Updated the applyCloudflareSettings function to set the dev script to xmcp dev --cf & npx wrangler dev when initializing a Cloudflare project, if it's not already defined or is the default xmcp dev.
  • packages/xmcp/src/cli.ts
    • Added a --cf option to the dev command to enable Cloudflare Workers output.
    • Integrated a check for process.env.CF_PAGES to automatically enable Cloudflare development mode in relevant environments.
  • packages/xmcp/src/compiler/index.ts
    • Imported buildCloudflareOutput to handle Cloudflare-specific build processes.
    • Included platforms in the compiler context to manage platform-specific configurations.
    • Made the rspack callback async to support asynchronous build steps.
    • Conditionally called buildCloudflareOutput in development mode when the Cloudflare platform is enabled.
  • packages/xmcp/src/platforms/build-cloudflare-output.ts
    • Modified the buildCloudflareOutput function to accept an options object, allowing control over console logging via a log property.
  • pnpm-lock.yaml
    • Updated wrangler to version 4.62.0.
    • Updated workerd to version 1.20260131.0.
    • Updated miniflare to version 4.20260131.0.
    • Updated caniuse-lite to version 1.0.30001767.
    • Adjusted various dependency resolutions related to Cloudflare packages and ESLint.
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  • The author, valebearzotti, initiated this pull request with the title "upd cf dev to rebuild dev server" and an empty description, indicating a direct implementation of a functional improvement.
  • The changes focus on enhancing the Cloudflare Workers development experience by integrating build and local server commands.
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Rspack Bundle Analysis

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Runtime Compiler 6 5.34 5.48s

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Code Review

This pull request updates the Cloudflare Workers development setup to automatically rebuild the dev server on file changes. The changes look good overall, enabling a much better developer experience. I've left a few comments, mainly regarding cross-platform compatibility for running concurrent scripts and a leftover debug statement. There's also a suggestion to improve the clarity of the updated README file.

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packages/create-xmcp-app/src/helpers/cloudflare.ts (91)

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The & operator for running commands concurrently is not cross-platform compatible and will not work on Windows. To ensure generated projects work on all major operating systems, please use a tool like concurrently. This would also require adding concurrently to the devDependencies of the generated package.json.

      packageJson.scripts.dev = "concurrently \"xmcp dev --cf\" \"npx wrangler dev\"";

examples/cloudflare-workers/README.md (34-39)

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This code block is redundant since pnpm dev already runs wrangler dev, which is what pnpm preview does. This might confuse users. It's better to remove this block and merge the curl commands into a single block under the "Test with curl" heading.

examples/cloudflare-workers/package.json (9)

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The & operator for running commands concurrently is not cross-platform compatible (it won't work on Windows out of the box). For better compatibility, consider using a tool like concurrently. You would need to add concurrently as a dev dependency (pnpm add -D concurrently).

    "dev": "concurrently \"xmcp dev --cf\" \"npx wrangler dev\",

examples/cloudflare-workers/src/tools/hello.ts (19-20)

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This console.log appears to be a leftover debugging statement and should likely be removed before merging.

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Greptile Summary

This PR enables automatic rebuild of Cloudflare Workers output during development mode. When running pnpm dev, the xmcp compiler now watches for changes and rebuilds worker.js automatically, which is then picked up by wrangler dev.

Key Changes:

  • Added --cf flag to xmcp dev command to enable Cloudflare output generation in development mode
  • Modified compiler to trigger buildCloudflareOutput() after each successful rebuild when in Cloudflare dev mode
  • Updated example dev script to run both xmcp dev --cf and wrangler dev concurrently
  • Added optional log parameter to suppress repetitive console output during watch rebuilds
  • Updated create-xmcp-app to configure the dev script for new Cloudflare projects

Issues Found:

  • Debug console.log("etc") statement left in example code
  • Dev script uses & which is not cross-platform compatible (fails on Windows)

Confidence Score: 3/5

  • Safe to merge but has cross-platform compatibility issue in dev script
  • The implementation is sound and properly enables watch mode rebuilding for Cloudflare Workers. However, the dev script uses & for background processes which only works on Unix systems and will fail on Windows. Additionally, there's a debug console.log that should be removed.
  • examples/cloudflare-workers/package.json (cross-platform compatibility), examples/cloudflare-workers/src/tools/hello.ts (debug statement)

Important Files Changed

Filename Overview
examples/cloudflare-workers/src/tools/hello.ts Added debug console.log statement that should be removed
examples/cloudflare-workers/package.json Updated dev script to rebuild worker on changes; wrangler bumped to 4.62.0
packages/xmcp/src/compiler/index.ts Added automatic Cloudflare worker rebuild during dev mode watch cycle

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"scripts": {
"build": "xmcp build --cf",
"dev": "xmcp dev",
"dev": "xmcp dev --cf & npx wrangler dev",
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& runs processes in background on Unix but doesn't work on Windows. This will cause the dev script to fail on Windows systems. Use a cross-platform solution like concurrently or npm-run-all:

"dev": "concurrently \"xmcp dev --cf\" \"npx wrangler dev\""

Or with npm-run-all:

"dev": "run-p \"dev:*\"",
"dev:xmcp": "xmcp dev --cf",
"dev:wrangler": "npx wrangler dev"
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Path: examples/cloudflare-workers/package.json
Line: 9:9

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`&` runs processes in background on Unix but doesn't work on Windows. This will cause the dev script to fail on Windows systems. Use a cross-platform solution like `concurrently` or `npm-run-all`:

```json
"dev": "concurrently \"xmcp dev --cf\" \"npx wrangler dev\""
```

Or with npm-run-all:
```json
"dev": "run-p \"dev:*\"",
"dev:xmcp": "xmcp dev --cf",
"dev:wrangler": "npx wrangler dev"
```

How can I resolve this? If you propose a fix, please make it concise.

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examples/cloudflare-workers/src/tools/hello.ts
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Comment on lines 90 to 92
if (!packageJson.scripts.dev || packageJson.scripts.dev === "xmcp dev") {
packageJson.scripts.dev = "xmcp dev --cf & npx wrangler dev";
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P2 Badge Avoid backgrounding xmcp dev in npm script

Using xmcp dev --cf & npx wrangler dev is shell-specific: in Windows' default npm shell (cmd.exe), & is just a command separator, so xmcp dev --cf blocks forever and wrangler dev never starts. On POSIX shells, xmcp dev is backgrounded, so Ctrl+C only stops wrangler dev and leaves the xmcp watcher running. This makes pnpm dev unreliable or hard to stop depending on the environment. Consider using a cross-platform process runner (e.g., concurrently) or a script that properly manages both processes.

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@valebearzotti valebearzotti merged commit e7d293c into canary Feb 4, 2026
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