chore(deps-dev): bump @cloudflare/vitest-pool-workers from 0.16.4 to 0.16.8 - #24

Sourced from @​cloudflare/vitest-pool-workers's releases.

@​cloudflare/vitest-pool-workers@​0.16.8

Patch Changes

• #13919 c7eab7f Thanks @​petebacondarwin! - Fix the outbound CF-Worker header reflecting the route pattern hostname instead of the parent zone, and falling back to <worker-name>.example.com under vite dev, vitest-pool-workers, and getPlatformProxy

  Two related issues affected the CF-Worker header on outbound subrequests in local development:

  1. Under @cloudflare/vite-plugin, @cloudflare/vitest-pool-workers, and getPlatformProxy, the header fell back to <worker-name>.example.com even when routes were configured, because unstable_getMiniflareWorkerOptions and the equivalent getPlatformProxy worker-options path did not propagate a zone value to Miniflare. This broke local development against services that reject unknown CF-Worker hosts (for example, Apple WeatherKit returns 403 Forbidden).
  2. Across the above paths and wrangler dev --local, when a route used the zone_name field (for example { pattern: "foo.example.com/*", zone_name: "example.com" }), the header was set to the pattern's hostname (foo.example.com) rather than the zone name (example.com). Production sets CF-Worker to the zone name that owns the Worker, so this was inconsistent with deployed behaviour.

  Both bugs are fixed: the new unstable_getMiniflareWorkerOptions / getPlatformProxy path now propagates a zone derived from the first configured route, and all four local-dev paths now prefer a route's explicit zone_name over the pattern hostname when computing that zone. When zone_name isn't set, the existing best-effort behaviour is preserved — for wrangler dev this means dev.host is still honoured as a local override and the pattern hostname is used as a final fallback. Resolving the parent zone for zone_id-only, custom_domain, or plain-string routes would require an API lookup, so locally we still approximate it with the pattern hostname.

  Note: dev.host is intentionally not consulted by the unstable_getMiniflareWorkerOptions / getPlatformProxy paths — the dev config block is specific to wrangler dev.

• Updated dependencies [fa1f61f, 2679e05, 7e40d98, adc9221, 735852d, d803737, c7eab7f, e04e180, 59cd880, 62abf97, e8c2031, e349fe0, da0fa8c, a5c9365]:

  • miniflare@4.20260520.0
  • wrangler@4.93.1

@​cloudflare/vitest-pool-workers@​0.16.7

Patch Changes

• #13961 2cb658c Thanks @​threepointone! - Preserve same-stub RPC call order for wrapped Worker and Durable Object entrypoints

  Previously, dynamically wrapped RPC methods could resolve and invoke out of order when many calls were fired without awaiting each individual call. This now queues method resolution per wrapper instance so calls begin in the order they were received.

• Updated dependencies [aac7ca0, b25dc0d, ae047ee, a4f22bc, f78d435, aac7ca0, c5c9e20, ebf4b24, b27eb18, 895baf5, 7bcdf45]:

  • wrangler@4.93.0
  • miniflare@4.20260518.0

@​cloudflare/vitest-pool-workers@​0.16.6

Patch Changes

• #13833 0e4a830 Thanks @​thegeekasteroid! - Filter benign disconnected: WebSocket peer disconnected workerd stderr noise during test runs.

  The ignoreMessages array in the pool already filters several benign workerd disconnect messages (e.g. disconnected: WebSocket was aborted). On recent workerd versions, tests that exercise the WebSocket API also surface disconnected: WebSocket peer disconnected warnings during normal teardown. These are not user-actionable and obscure real test failures. Add the message to the existing filter alongside the other disconnected: entries.

• Updated dependencies [19ed49a, 3ff0a50, bf688f7, 2e72c83, 802eaf4, 506aa02, 8f5cdb1, be8a98c]:

  • miniflare@4.20260515.0
  • wrangler@4.92.0

@​cloudflare/vitest-pool-workers@​0.16.5

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [d4794a8, 58b4403, 4352f87, a9e6741, da664d5, bdc398c, f781a2b, 1420f10, c8be316]:
  • wrangler@4.91.0
  • miniflare@4.20260511.0

Sourced from @​cloudflare/vitest-pool-workers's changelog.

0.16.8

Patch Changes

• #13919 c7eab7f Thanks @​petebacondarwin! - Fix the outbound CF-Worker header reflecting the route pattern hostname instead of the parent zone, and falling back to <worker-name>.example.com under vite dev, vitest-pool-workers, and getPlatformProxy

  Two related issues affected the CF-Worker header on outbound subrequests in local development:

  1. Under @cloudflare/vite-plugin, @cloudflare/vitest-pool-workers, and getPlatformProxy, the header fell back to <worker-name>.example.com even when routes were configured, because unstable_getMiniflareWorkerOptions and the equivalent getPlatformProxy worker-options path did not propagate a zone value to Miniflare. This broke local development against services that reject unknown CF-Worker hosts (for example, Apple WeatherKit returns 403 Forbidden).
  2. Across the above paths and wrangler dev --local, when a route used the zone_name field (for example { pattern: "foo.example.com/*", zone_name: "example.com" }), the header was set to the pattern's hostname (foo.example.com) rather than the zone name (example.com). Production sets CF-Worker to the zone name that owns the Worker, so this was inconsistent with deployed behaviour.

  Both bugs are fixed: the new unstable_getMiniflareWorkerOptions / getPlatformProxy path now propagates a zone derived from the first configured route, and all four local-dev paths now prefer a route's explicit zone_name over the pattern hostname when computing that zone. When zone_name isn't set, the existing best-effort behaviour is preserved — for wrangler dev this means dev.host is still honoured as a local override and the pattern hostname is used as a final fallback. Resolving the parent zone for zone_id-only, custom_domain, or plain-string routes would require an API lookup, so locally we still approximate it with the pattern hostname.

  Note: dev.host is intentionally not consulted by the unstable_getMiniflareWorkerOptions / getPlatformProxy paths — the dev config block is specific to wrangler dev.

• Updated dependencies [fa1f61f, 2679e05, 7e40d98, adc9221, 735852d, d803737, c7eab7f, e04e180, 59cd880, 62abf97, e8c2031, e349fe0, da0fa8c, a5c9365]:

  • miniflare@4.20260520.0
  • wrangler@4.93.1

0.16.7

Patch Changes

• #13961 2cb658c Thanks @​threepointone! - Preserve same-stub RPC call order for wrapped Worker and Durable Object entrypoints

  Previously, dynamically wrapped RPC methods could resolve and invoke out of order when many calls were fired without awaiting each individual call. This now queues method resolution per wrapper instance so calls begin in the order they were received.

• Updated dependencies [aac7ca0, b25dc0d, ae047ee, a4f22bc, f78d435, aac7ca0, c5c9e20, ebf4b24, b27eb18, 895baf5, 7bcdf45]:

  • wrangler@4.93.0
  • miniflare@4.20260518.0

0.16.6

Patch Changes

• #13833 0e4a830 Thanks @​thegeekasteroid! - Filter benign disconnected: WebSocket peer disconnected workerd stderr noise during test runs.

  The ignoreMessages array in the pool already filters several benign workerd disconnect messages (e.g. disconnected: WebSocket was aborted). On recent workerd versions, tests that exercise the WebSocket API also surface disconnected: WebSocket peer disconnected warnings during normal teardown. These are not user-actionable and obscure real test failures. Add the message to the existing filter alongside the other disconnected: entries.

• Updated dependencies [19ed49a, 3ff0a50, bf688f7, 2e72c83, 802eaf4, 506aa02, 8f5cdb1, be8a98c]:

  • miniflare@4.20260515.0
  • wrangler@4.92.0

0.16.5

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [d4794a8, 58b4403, 4352f87, a9e6741, da664d5, bdc398c, f781a2b, 1420f10, c8be316]:
  • wrangler@4.91.0
  • miniflare@4.20260511.0

• 5ee65d5 Version Packages (#13969)
• ee8857f Version Packages (#13931)
• 2cb658c [vitest-pool-workers] Preserve wrapped RPC call ordering (#13961)
• a3fa623 Version Packages (#13918)
• 0e4a830 fix(vitest-pool-workers): filter benign "WebSocket peer disconnected" workerd...
• adbf8cb Version Packages (#13895)
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