fix(cloudflare): omit nodejs_compat flag once workerd enables it by default - #4639
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Headers staged on the event before an error is thrown — by route rules, middleware, or handlers via `event.res.headers` (e.g. CORS headers from `handleCors`) — never reached the client on the error path. h3 merges staged headers into normal responses, but skips that merge for responses returned by `onError` handlers (nitro's default error handlers), so the built-in prod/dev handlers must carry the staged headers over themselves. Previously they built fresh headers from `error.headers` only, which dropped CORS headers and made browsers block error responses from JS callers (nitrojs#4183). The built-in handlers now seed the response headers from `event.res.headers` and `event.res.errHeaders`, with `error.headers` taking precedence.
Merge `event.res.errHeaders` with h3 semantics (set, append for set-cookie) instead of concatenating `res.headers` + `errHeaders`, which duplicated values set by `handleCors` and route rules (e.g. `access-control-allow-origin: *, *`) and leaked success-only headers into error responses.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds shared error-header merging for development and production handlers. It adds integration and unit tests for staged headers and cookies. Cloudflare configuration generation now gates ChangesError response headers
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src/runtime/internal/error/utils.ts (1)
16-16: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse an options object for
createErrorHeaders.
createErrorHeadershas two positional parameters. Use an options object as its second parameter, then update its callers.Proposed change
-export function createErrorHeaders(event: HTTPEvent, errorHeaders?: HeadersInit): Headers { - const headers = new Headers(errorHeaders); +export function createErrorHeaders( + event: HTTPEvent, + { errorHeaders }: { errorHeaders?: HeadersInit } = {} +): Headers { + const headers = new Headers(errorHeaders);As per coding guidelines, “For multi-arg functions, use an options object as the second parameter.”
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In `@src/runtime/internal/error/utils.ts`:
- Line 16: Change createErrorHeaders to accept a second-parameter options object
containing errorHeaders, defaulting to an empty object, and destructure
errorHeaders before constructing Headers. Update every caller to pass
errorHeaders through the new named property while preserving existing behavior.
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Fixes the v3 variant of #4527.
From compatibility date 2026-08-04 workerd enables nodejs_compat by default and rejects an explicit flag as a hard error. The generated wrangler.json now only includes nodejs_compat when the resolved compatibility_date is older than 2026-08-04. Plain string comparison is safe for YYYY-MM-DD dates.
Tests: added unit coverage for both sides of the date boundary (failed before, passes after). Unit suite, fmt and typecheck green.