cloudflare-worker-typegen

To regenerate Cloudflare worker types when bindings change, run the cf-typegen process for each app to update worker-configuration.d.ts. This detects wrangler.jsonc modifications and triggers per-app typegen, keeping TypeScript definitions in sync with current environment variables.

Keeping wrangler.jsonc and worker-configuration.d.ts in sync is achieved by triggering the cf-typegen workflow upon detecting wrangler.jsonc changes. This regenerates worker type definitions across user-application and data-service, ensuring alignment with minimal manual intervention.

Your TypeScript code breaks after updating Cloudflare environment variables because worker-configuration.d.ts is out of sync. Regenerate worker type definitions by running cf-typegen to align TypeScript types with the updated bindings and environment variables in wrangler.jsonc.

Yes, you can automate type generation for multiple Cloudflare worker apps. The cf-typegen process applies type generation per-app across user-application and data-service, ensuring worker type definitions are regenerated whenever bindings or environment variables change.