Cloudflare disables Event Subscription events for Workers changes

Published Monday, November 9, 2026 · 9:04 PM EST

Cloudflare has temporarily disabled the feature that produces Event Subscription events when users change Workers, the company said in an incident notice. It is investigating an ongoing issue and working to restore the feature, but warned that restoration may take a while. Changes to Workers themselves continue to work normally. Workers that have already been deployed are entirely unaffected by the incident.

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