fix(templates): ignore wrangler when bundling to fix template styles #14067
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paulpopus approved these changes Oct 4, 2025
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What?
Adds the missing
/* webpackIgnore: true */annotation when importing wrangler, as in the original OpenNext patch.Why?
It looks like Webpack messes up the template styles when bundling the Cloudflare template, which causes some issues such as black text on black background or larger than usual font size.
How?
By telling Webpack to ignore wrangler when bundling.
This solution was found by @nwong212 in the original issue, I'm just submitting the fix after checking my self that it indeed fixes the bundling.
Fixes #13989