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BTW Cloudflare tunnels are not working (for the at least the last 16 hours), but it says "Operational" and "restored" on the ticket. Since Shopify's CLI uses C

BTW Cloudflare tunnels are not working (for the at least the last 16 hours), but it says "Operational" and "restored" on the ticket. Since Shopify's CLI uses Cloudflare tunnels by default to load local resources, Shopify partners are affected by this outage by unable to develop apps, unless they use another tunnel: [0] https://github.com/Shopify/cli/issues/3065 https://github.com/Shopify/cli/issues/3065 [1] https://github.com/Shopify/cli/issues/3060 https://github.com/Shopify/cli/issues/3060

perryizgr8 3y ago
Data point of just one, but my tunnels are working just fine.
- samlinnfer 3y ago
  If you've previously created a tunnel it will still work, just don't close it because you won't be able to open a new one.
  - supertron 3y ago
    Yeah, can confirm the same here. This seems to be the most frequent failure mode that I see with my use of Tunnels. Existing connections will continue working, but attempts to create new ones (or other changes) fail. Ie. the control plane fails more often than the core connectivity service. I certainly prefer that failure mode to the opposite, but I do find the status information on Cloudflare's page to be very confusing about this. Tunnels as a product is essentially heavily degraded (putting it lightly) and yet it's listed currently as "Cloudflare Tunnel: restored" [0] https://www.cloudflarestatus.com https://www.cloudflarestatus.com [0] Edit: also having used Shopify's CLI a little, one thing I noticed immediately is how opaque the whole thing is. They want to push you down a very specific path, and don't provide a lot of information if you want to take a bit more control over your dev process (as I always want to do) which directly leads to points of failure like this. From your GitHub links it looks like devs are struggling to figure out how to quickly switch to a different reverse proxy.
- mypastself 3y ago
  Same here, but they’ve been up for a while. Does anyone know if rebooting the machine will kill them?
lamroger 3y ago
Wanted to hack today but the universe is telling me to go enjoy the sun

perryizgr8 3y ago

Data point of just one, but my tunnels are working just fine.

samlinnfer 3y ago
If you've previously created a tunnel it will still work, just don't close it because you won't be able to open a new one.
- supertron 3y ago
  Yeah, can confirm the same here. This seems to be the most frequent failure mode that I see with my use of Tunnels. Existing connections will continue working, but attempts to create new ones (or other changes) fail. Ie. the control plane fails more often than the core connectivity service. I certainly prefer that failure mode to the opposite, but I do find the status information on Cloudflare's page to be very confusing about this. Tunnels as a product is essentially heavily degraded (putting it lightly) and yet it's listed currently as "Cloudflare Tunnel: restored" [0] https://www.cloudflarestatus.com https://www.cloudflarestatus.com [0] Edit: also having used Shopify's CLI a little, one thing I noticed immediately is how opaque the whole thing is. They want to push you down a very specific path, and don't provide a lot of information if you want to take a bit more control over your dev process (as I always want to do) which directly leads to points of failure like this. From your GitHub links it looks like devs are struggling to figure out how to quickly switch to a different reverse proxy.
mypastself 3y ago
Same here, but they’ve been up for a while. Does anyone know if rebooting the machine will kill them?

lamroger 3y ago

Wanted to hack today but the universe is telling me to go enjoy the sun