Hi, thanks for building celld!
I'd like to request support for running multiple Workers together in a single celld dev session.
Use case
A common Queue development setup has two separate Workers: an HTTP producer that enqueues messages, and a consumer that processes them. It would be helpful to develop and test the complete flow locally with celld dev, while keeping each Worker's own Wrangler configuration.
Current limitation
I couldn't find a documented way to start both Workers in the same dev session. Wrangler supports a similar workflow through multiple configuration files:
wrangler dev \
-c producer/wrangler.jsonc \
-c consumer/wrangler.jsonc
Feature request
Would you consider supporting an equivalent workflow in celld dev? The main use case is sending an HTTP request to the producer and having the consumer receive and process the resulting Queue message, with both Workers managed by one dev command.
For reference, Cloudflare documents this under Separating producer & consumer Workers.
If there's already a supported way to do this, I'd appreciate a pointer to an example. Thanks!
Hi, thanks for building celld!
I'd like to request support for running multiple Workers together in a single
celld devsession.Use case
A common Queue development setup has two separate Workers: an HTTP producer that enqueues messages, and a consumer that processes them. It would be helpful to develop and test the complete flow locally with celld dev, while keeping each Worker's own Wrangler configuration.
Current limitation
I couldn't find a documented way to start both Workers in the same dev session. Wrangler supports a similar workflow through multiple configuration files:
Feature request
Would you consider supporting an equivalent workflow in
celld dev? The main use case is sending an HTTP request to the producer and having the consumer receive and process the resulting Queue message, with both Workers managed by one dev command.For reference, Cloudflare documents this under Separating producer & consumer Workers.
If there's already a supported way to do this, I'd appreciate a pointer to an example. Thanks!