chore(infra): bump Alchemy to 2.0.0-beta.84 #26057 · pingdotgg/t3code

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Relay and task-cache infrastructure now use Alchemy beta.84 packages. Workspace dependency and patch entries are updated. Relay Postgres options pass the prepared-statement setting under client.prepare. Deployment workflow and release instructions no longer describe forced role replacement.

Changes: Alchemy infrastructure upgrade

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Align Alchemy dependencies and patches `infra/relay/package.json`, `infra/task-cache/package.json`, `pnpm-workspace.yaml`, `patches/*`	Relay and task-cache dependencies and workspace entries move to Alchemy beta.84. The beta.84 patch switches test lifecycle imports to `vite-plus/test`, and the beta.80 patch is removed.
Update infrastructure imports and runtime options `infra/relay/alchemy.run.ts`, `infra/relay/src/`, `infra/task-cache/alchemy.run.ts`, `infra/task-cache/src/`, `.github/workflows/deploy-relay.yml`, `docs/operations/release.md`	Relay and task-cache imports use `@alchemy.run` packages. The relay Postgres options pass the prepared-statement setting under `client.prepare`. Workflow and release text no longer describe forced role replacement.

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This upgrade changes how the relay's Durable Object is deployed. After the first deploy on beta.84, rolling the Alchemy pin back to beta.80 would fail, which could slow incident recovery. Document the beta.82 minimum in the release notes and run the planned preview-stage deploy before merging.

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1	<source_evidence>
2	<source kind="search">
3	<title>2.0.0-beta.83 - Cloudflare Birthday Week \| Alchemy</title>
4	<location>https://alchemy.run/blog/2026-10-12-beta-83/</location>
5	<excerpt>citeturn0search0 [wordlim: 200] Published: 2 weeks ago; Crawled: today; This post covers beta.82 and beta.83. ... After a Worker with Durable Objects deploys on beta.82, older Alchemy releases can no longer deploy it. ... Once a Worker deploys with `exports`, a release before beta.82 can’t deploy it again.
6
7	# 2.0.0-beta.83 - Cloudflare Birthday Week
8
9	Oct 12, 2026
10
11	beta.83 supports Cloudflare’s Birthday Week launches. Containers can now be managed by Durable Objects: bind one Container per image and start the one you need. K2 gives you durable event streams, and Basin turns Pipelines and the R2 Data Catalog into one data platform. Workers KV Instant, Workers Issues, and vinext 1.0 work out of the box.
12
13	Outside Birthday Week, Workers can reach private databases through Hyperdrive and Workers VPC, set Workers Cache per entrypoint, and serve one hostname from many Workers with federated APIs, and take over existing Cloudflare Access apps. Durable Objects now deploy with Cloudflare’s declarative exports. Kubernetes resources send `Redacted` secrets to the cluster. There is also a new Turso provider, AWS console login, DSQL migrations, and `Neon.Role`.
14
15	It also ships 93 bug fixes and closes 51 issues. See Bug fixes. This post covers beta.82 and beta.83.
16
17	Caution
18
19	Breaking changes
20
21	* Containers start explicitly, and one Container is one image (#1905, #2223). `Cloudflare.Containers.layer` is removed. `yield* Sandbox` binds the container without starting it; call `sandbox.start()` before you use it:
22
23	`
24
25	const sandbox = yield* Sandbox;
26
27	return { ping: () => sandbox.ping() };
28
29	const start = sandbox.start({ enableInternet: true });
30
31	return { ping: () => start.pipe(Effect.andThen(sandbox.ping())) };
32
33	`
34
35	A Durable Object-managed Container declares a single `image` (or `dockerfile`). The `images` map from beta.82 is removed: declare one Container per image and bind each to the Durable Object. On an async Worker, the Container’s `className` is replaced by the Durable Object binding’s `containers`, and a Durable Object-managed Container placed directly in `env` fails with `DurableObjectContainerBindingError`:
36
37	`
38
39	env: {
40
41	AGENT: Cloudflare.DurableObject("Agent", { containers: [Node, Python] }),
42
43	}
44
45	`
46
47	A container’s RPC shape can no longer declare members the handle already has (`start`, `exec`, `image`, `getTcpPort`, …), and RPC on a stopped container fails with `ContainerNotRunningError`.
48
49	* Pipelines streams are private by default (#2010). A `Pipelines.Stream` declared without `http` no longer gets a public, unauthenticated ingest endpoint. Set `http: { enabled: true, authentication: false }` to keep one.
50
51	* Durable Objects deploy with `exports`, and you can’t go back (#2135). After a Worker with Durable Objects deploys on beta.82, older Alchemy releases can no longer deploy it. Upgrade every machine and CI job that deploys the stack together. The first deploy after upgrading must go out at 100% traffic. See below.
52
53	* `InstanceId` is now `ResourceContext` (#2160). Custom providers read the instance id from the resource context:
54
55	`
56
57	import * as Effect from "effect/Effect";
58
59	import { InstanceId } from "alchemy";
60
61	const instanceId = yield* InstanceId;
62
63	import { ResourceContext } from "alchemy";
64
65	const { instanceId } = yield* ResourceContext;
66
67	`
68
69	* The CLI needs Node 24.11.1+ or Bun (#2151). Node 22 and 23 are no longer supported.
70
71	* Bundles are written to `.alchemy/bundles` (#2133), not `dist/`. Workers and Lambdas redeploy once after you upgrade because their sourcemap paths change. Set `build.output.dir` to choose a location.
72
73	* `Git.BlobStoreR2` needs a `ReadWriteBucket` implementation (#2102). Provide `Cloudflare.R2.ReadWriteBucketBinding` (or `ReadWriteBucketHttp`) on the Worker.
74
75	* Removed GCP resources (#2159, #2024). Google removed the APIs behind `GCP.WorkspaceEvents.TasksPushNotificationConfig` and the `GCP.Dataplex` data taxonomy resources.
76
77	* An `MtlsCertificate` in `env` is an mTLS binding (#2051), typed as a `Fetcher`, instead of a JSON binding.
78
79	## Workers Cache per entrypoint
80
81	Section titled “Workers Cache per entrypoint”
82
83	`entrypoints` sets Workers Cache for each entrypoint of a Worker (#2216). An entrypoint you don’t list uses the Worker’s `cache` setting:
84
85	`
86
87	yield* Cloudflare.Worker("Api", {
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89	main: "./src/worker.ts",
90
91	entrypoints: {
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93	default: { cache: { enabled: false } },
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95	Public: { cache: { enabled: true } },
96
97	},
98
99	});
100
101	`
102
103	## Durable Objects deploy with exports
104
105	Section titled “Durable Objects deploy with exports”
106
107	Alchemy now uploads Durable Objects with Cloudflare’s declarative `exports` instead of `migrations` (#2135). Your code doesn’t change. Alchemy can now deploy and adopt Workers that were last deployed by Wrangler 4.107 or later.
108
109	Caution
110
111	This is a one-way change. Once a Worker deploys with `exports`, a release before beta.82 can’t deploy it again. Pin `alchemy@2.0.0-beta.82` or later everywhere the stack is deployed (laptops, CI, preview jobs) before the first deploy, and don’t roll back past it.
112
113	The first deploy after upgrading must go out at 100% traffic. If you use gradual deployments, remove `version.traffic` for that one deploy; otherwise it fails with `WorkerVersionConfigError`.
114
115	Removing a Durable Object binding no longer deletes its namespace while the class is still exported. Remove the class from your code to delete it. Previews still use `migrations`.
116
117	Docs: Durable Objects · Gradual deployments.
118
119	## Federated APIs
120
121	Section titled “Federated APIs”
122
123	Serve one hostname from several Workers, each with only the permissions it needs, using zone `routes` (#2088). `alchemy dev` applies the same routing locally:
124
125	`
126
127	yield* Cloudflare.Worker("Home", {
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129	main: "./src/home.ts",
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131	domain: "api.example.com",
132
133	});
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135
136
137
138	yield* Cloudflare.Worker("Orders", {
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140	main: "./src/orders.ts",
141
142	routes: [{ pattern: "api.example.com/orders*" }],
143
144	});
145
146	`
147
148	Docs: Federated APIs.
149
150	## AWS console login
151
152	Section titled “AWS console login”
153
154	Authenticate an AWS profile with `aws login` (AWS CLI 2.32+), with no long-lived keys (#1759). `alchemy profile refresh` signs in again when the session expires:
155
156	Terminal window
157
158	`
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160	aws login --profile my-console
161
162	alchemy profile edit --add AWS --method console-login --set loginProfile=my-console
163
164	`
165
166	Thanks jperezrealini!
167
168	Docs: AWS setup.
169
170	## DSQL migrations
171
172	Section titled “DSQL migrations”
173
174	`AWS.DSQL.Cluster` applies SQL migrations when it deploys (#1544). Each statement runs in its own transaction, and `CREATE INDEX` becomes `CREATE INDEX ASYNC`. SQL that DSQL can’t run is rejected before the cluster is touched:
175
176	`
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178	const database = yield* AWS.DSQL.Cluster("Database", {
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180	migrations: "./migrations",
181
182	});
183
184	`
185
186	Thanks carlulsoe!
187
188	Docs: Drizzle on DSQL.
189
190	## Neon roles
191
192	Section titled “Neon roles”
193
194	`Neon.Role` creates a Postgres role on a branch, with a stable password (#2078):
195
196	`
197
198	const app = yield* Neon.Role("App", { branch });
199
200	const owner = yield* Neon.Role("Owner", { branch, name: "app_owner", noLogin: true });
201
202	`
203
204	Every Neon role has owner-level access to the branch’s databases.
205
206	Docs: Roles.
207
208	## Kubernetes secrets and drift
209
210	Section titled “Kubernetes secrets and drift”
211
212	`Redacted` values in a `Kubernetes.Manifest` or `Kubernetes.HelmChart` now reach the cluster as the real secret (#1948). Before, the cluster stored the placeholder `<redacted>`. Plans and state still keep the value wrapped:
213
214	`
215
216	yield* Kubernetes.Manifest("Token", {
217
218	cluster,
219
220	manifest: {
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222	apiVersion: "v1",
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224	kind: "Secret",
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226	metadata: { name: "token" },
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228	stringData: { token: Redacted.make(token) },
229
230	},
231
232	});
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235
236
237	yield* Kubernetes.HelmChart("App", {
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239	cluster,
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241	chart: "./chart",
242
243	values: { apiKey: Redacted.make(apiKey) },
244
245	});
246
247	`
248
249	API errors and Helm output are scrubbed of those secrets, including their base64 and JSON-escaped forms. Destroy fails when the cluster refuses a delete (403 or 5xx) instead of reporting success, and calls to an unreachable API server time out. `alchemy drift` now reports in-cluster edits to the fields you declared, such as an image or replica count.
250
251	`Kubernetes.Deployment` also takes the cluster resource directly, so its props can be a plain object (#2005):
252
253	`
254
255	export default Kubernetes.Deployment(
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257	"Api",
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259	Effect.gen(function* () {
260
261	return { main: import.meta.url, cluster: yield* Gke, port: 3000 };
262
263	}),
264
265	{ main: import.meta.url, cluster: Gke, port: 3000 },
266
267	impl,
268
269	);
270
271	`
272
273	`Neon.Function` takes `branch` and `project` the same way.
274
275	Docs: Kubernetes.
276
277	## 93 bug fixes
278
279	Section titled “93 bug fixes”
280
281	This release merges 93 fixes: 29 for Cloudflare and its local runtime, 23 for AWS, 8 for Docker, and the rest across PlanetScale, the CLI, Prisma, GCP, frontend frameworks, Neon, floci, and more.
282
283	One of them, #2174, fixes the resource leaks, slow deletes, and flaky tests that kept the live AWS, Cloudflare, and GCP suites from passing with clean accounts. For example, deleting a Lambda function no longer waits about 40 seconds for its log group, interrupted creates on CloudFront and Vertex AI are cleaned up instead of leaked, and a replaced ACM PCA certificate authority no longer keeps its old policy.
284
285	The full list is in the CHANGELOG.
286
287	## Also in this release
288
289	Section titled “Also in this release”
290
291	* `QueueSink` (#1781) drains an Effect `Stream` into a Queue, in batches Cloudflare accepts.
292	* Bind a Worker’s own entrypoints (#2115, #2161) — `Cloudflare.WorkerEntrypoint<Api>("Api")` without a Worker targets the Worker that declares it, and Effect Workers call themselves through `ctx.exports`.
293	* R2 bucket locks (#1984) with `locks` on `R2.Bucket`, and `R2.S3Credentials` tokens are scoped to their bucket (#1985) instead of every bucket in the account. Thanks 0x0f0f0f!
294	* AI crawler policies on `BotManagement` (#1911), `Ssl.CertificateTransparencyAlerting` (#1913), and email sending events on Queues (#1914). Thanks birbprophet!
295	* `MtlsCertificate.Fetch` (#2051) calls an origin with a client certificate from an Effect Worker. Thanks TBIQ007!
296	* Durable Object namespaces support `jurisdiction` (#2007) and `get`, `idFromName`, `idFromString`, `newUniqueId` (#852). Thanks Makisuo and Butch78!
297	* Workers AI reports billed neurons on finish parts (#1724), and streamed text, tool calls, and reasoning are fixed (#2064).
298	* DynamoDB HTTP bindings from Cloudflare Workers (#1782).
299	* `logging.retention` on Lambda Functions and ECS Tasks (#2042) and an opt-in `recoveryWindowInDays` on Secrets Manager secrets (#2053). Thanks TBIQ007!
300	* Lambda timeouts are traced (#1494) — the root span ends and telemetry flushes `timeoutMargin` before the timeout.
301	* `AWS.providers()` and `AWS.state()` use a provided `AWSEnvironment` (#1933). Thanks Bjorn Pagen!
302	* GCP: IAM service accounts, project services, and private GKE (#1995), BigQuery views and external tables (#2082), and in-place `databaseVersion` upgrades on Cloud SQL (#2029). Thanks connyay and bartek671!
303	* PlanetScale `deletionProtection` (#1861) — thanks agcty! — and an edited migration that already ran now replaces a dev branch or fails on production (#1489).
304	* Docker runtime options (`networkMode`, `capAdd`, `devices`) and ordered `envFiles` (#1946, #1947), Podman (#2095), and authenticated image builds (#1858). Thanks bjorntechTobbe, armancharan, and EthanShoeDev!
305	* `Railway.Service` delete only removes its own environment’s instance (#2184).
306	* SvelteKit 3.0 (#2060) and a faster CLI with a simpler launcher (#2151). Thanks BlankParticle!
307	* `alchemy dev` on AWS no longer hangs when Docker can’t publish an emulator port (#2215, #2217).
308
309	## Where to go next
310
311	Section titled “Where to go next”
312
313	* Containers · Container lifecycle
314	* K2 · Pipelines · Iceberg tables
315	* Hyperdrive private databases · Federated APIs
316	* Durable Objects · Workers · Access
317	* Kubernetes
318	* Turso · AWS setup · Drizzle on DSQL · Neon roles
319	* CHANGELOG
320	* Compare v2.0.0-beta.81 → v2.0.0-beta.83</excerpt>
321	</source>
322	<source kind="search">
323	<title>Release notes · Cloudflare Durable Objects docs</title>
324	<location>https://docs-durable-objects-instance-replaced-errors.previews.developers.cloudflare.com/durable-objects/release-notes/</location>
325	<excerpt>citeturn0search1 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: today; # Release notes ... A new declarative `exports` field in your Wrangler configuration file replaces the imperative `migrations` array for creating, deleting, renaming, and transferring Durable Object classes.
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327	# Release notes
328
329	Last updated Sep 17, 2026\|Copy as Markdown\|View as Markdown\|Agent setup
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331	Subscribe to RSS
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333	## 2026-06-30
334
335	Declarative class lifecycle with `exports`
336
337	A new declarative `exports` field in your Wrangler configuration file replaces the imperative `migrations` array for creating, deleting, renaming, and transferring Durable Object classes. Each `wrangler deploy` now prints a structured reconciliation report. Existing Workers on `migrations` continue to work unchanged.
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339	## 2026-01-07
340
341	Billing for SQLite Storage
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343	Storage billing for SQLite-backed Durable Objects will be enabled in January 2026, with a target date of January 7, 2026 (no earlier). For more details, refer to the Billing for SQLite Storage.
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345	## 2025-10-25
346
347	* The maximum WebSocket message size limit has been increased from 1 MiB to 32 MiB.
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349	## 2025-10-16
350
351	Durable Objects can access stored data with UI editor
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353	Durable Objects stored data can be viewed and written using Data Studio on the Cloudflare dashboard. Only Durable Objects using SQLite storage can use Data Studio.
354	</excerpt>
355	</source>
356	<source kind="search">
357	<title>Durable Objects \| Alchemy</title>
358	<location>https://alchemy.run/cloudflare/compute/durable-objects/</location>
359	<excerpt>citeturn0search2 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: today; For objects that use SQL tables, generate and commit migration files with your schema changes before deploying. ... Storage rollback does not undo assignments to JavaScript variables. ... Alchemy deploys Durable Object classes with Cloudflare’s declarative `exports` map, the same flow Wrangler uses since 4.107. ... Cloudflare doesn’t allow a Worker to go back to the older `migrations` flow once it has deployed with `exports`. Alchemy releases from before this change can no longer deploy a Worker after its first deploy with a newer release. ... export class Agent extends Cloudflare.DurableObject<Agent>()(
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361	Each DO instance has its own key/value storage, backed by SQLite. Resolve `Cloudflare.DurableObjectState` in the outer Effect, then pull the current count out of storage in the inner constructor so it survives restarts and hibernation:
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363	`
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365	Effect.gen(function* () {
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367	const state = yield* Cloudflare.DurableObjectState;
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369	return Effect.gen(function* () {
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371	let count = (yield* state.storage.get<number>("count")) ?? 0;
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373	return {};
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375	});
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377	});
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379	`
380
381	`Cloudflare.DurableObjectState` is the same per-instance handle Cloudflare exposes for `storage`, `setAlarm`, `acceptWebSocket`, and friends. We’ll use it more in the next part for WebSockets.
382
383	Note
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385	You resolve the reference to `state` in the outer (Construction) Effect, but its methods — like `storage.get` — are colored with `RuntimeContext`, so you can only use them in the inner (runtime) Effect. That’s why `state` is yielded above but `state.storage.get(...)` lives below.
386
387	## SQL migrations
388
389	Section titled “SQL migrations”
390
391	For objects that use SQL tables, generate and commit migration files with your schema changes before deploying. Load them in the outer Effect and apply them in the inner Effect:
392
393	`
394
395	Effect.gen(function* () {
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397	const migrations = yield* Cloudflare.SqlMigrations("./drizzle");
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401
402	return Effect.gen(function* () {
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404	yield* migrations.apply().pipe(Effect.orDie);
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406	return {};
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408	});
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410	});
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412	`
413
414	Pending SQL runs when each object activates, before its public methods are available. See SQL migrations for the full setup, or pass the same `migrations` to `Drizzle.DurableObject({ migrations, relations })`.
415
416	Callback names and payload formats are also persisted contracts. Keep old registrations while their jobs are pending, and keep new handlers compatible with old JSON payloads. Unknown callback names remain pending; renaming a handler does not migrate those jobs. TypeScript payload types do not validate data stored by an earlier deployment, so decode evolving payloads explicitly with a schema when needed.
417
418	## Adopt a Worker deployed by Wrangler
419
420	Section titled “Adopt a Worker deployed by Wrangler”
421
422	Alchemy deploys Durable Object classes with Cloudflare’s declarative `exports` map, the same flow Wrangler uses since 4.107. An adopted Worker keeps every namespace it already has, with its data and storage backend:
423
424	`
425
426	const worker = yield* Cloudflare.Worker("Api", {
427
428	name: "my-existing-worker",
429
430	main: "./src/worker.ts",
431
432	env: { Counter: Cloudflare.DurableObject("Counter") },
433
434	}).pipe(adopt(true));
435
436	`
437
438	A namespace whose class is no longer exported by your code stops the deploy instead of being deleted. Export the class again to keep it.
439
440	Caution
441
442	Cloudflare doesn’t allow a Worker to go back to the older `migrations` flow once it has deployed with `exports`. Alchemy releases from before this change can no longer deploy a Worker after its first deploy with a newer release.
443
444	## Run containers
445
446	Section titled “Run containers”
447
448	A Durable Object can start a container. Declare one Container per image with `schedulingPolicy: "durable_object"`, and bind each one the Durable Object can run.
449
450	An Effect-native Durable Object `yield*`s its Containers:
451
452	`
453
454	export class Agent extends Cloudflare.DurableObject<Agent>()(
455
456	"Agent",
457
458	Effect.gen(function* () {
459
460	const node = yield* Node;
461
462	const python = yield* Python;
463
464	return Effect.succeed({
465
466	start: () => node.start({ enableInternet: false }),
467
468	});
469
470	}),
471
472	) {}
473
474	`
475
476	An async Worker lists them on the Durable Object binding:
477
478	`
479
480	env: {
481
482	AGENT: Cloudflare.DurableObject("Agent", { containers: [Node, Python] }),
483
484	}
485
486	`
487
488	An object runs one container at a time. See Several images in one Durable Object and on an async Worker.
489	</excerpt>
490	</source>
491	<source kind="search">
492	<title>2.0.0-beta.84 - Packages, Domain & Web Functions \| Alchemy</title>
493	<location>https://alchemy.run/blog/2026-10-22-beta-84/</location>
494	<excerpt>citeturn0search3 [wordlim: 200] Published: 5 days ago; Crawled: 3 days ago; beta.84 splits `alchemy` into one package per provider, so you install `@alchemy.run/aws` or `@alchemy.run/cloudflare` next to `alchemy` instead of importing `alchemy/AWS`. ... In beta.83, only the S3, Lambda and DynamoDB bindings worked outside AWS, no GCP binding worked outside GCP, and Cloudflare’s `*Http` bindings crashed on any host that wasn’t a Worker. ... Section titled “Also in this release”
495	To add it, re-run the Cloudflare login and pick All Scopes:
496
497	Terminal window
498
499	`
500
501	alchemy profile edit --reconfigure Cloudflare
502
503	`
504
505	Then turn the scope on under Sensitive scopes on Cloudflare’s consent page. It’s off by default:
506
507	Image: Cloudflare’s consent page with the Account API Token Provisioning toggle under Sensitive scopes
508
509	Login now goes through the Cloudflare CLI’s (`cf`) OAuth client with device auth, the same flow as `cf login` (#2444). Existing profiles keep refreshing.
510
511	Docs: Cloudflare setup.
512
513	## Every binding works from every cloud
514
515	Section titled “Every binding works from every cloud”
516
517	In beta.83, only the S3, Lambda and DynamoDB bindings worked outside AWS, no GCP binding worked outside GCP, and Cloudflare’s `Http` bindings crashed on any host that wasn’t a Worker. As part of the package split, every binding now works on any host: all ~2,850 AWS bindings across 205 services (#2260), all 192 GCP bindings across 57 services (#2347), and every Cloudflare `Http` binding (#2267).
518
519	## Also in this release
520
521	Section titled “Also in this release”
522
523	* `GCP.IAM.ServiceAccount` and `ServiceAccountKey` resources (#2347).
524	* `Cloudflare.Hyperdrive.lookup` (#1345) binds an existing Hyperdrive configuration without managing it. Thanks Franz Rebaza!
525	* `ctx.props` and `ctx.exports` in Effect Workers and Durable Objects (#2251), and hibernation `tags` on `Cloudflare.upgrade()` (#2265). Thanks gegi!
526	* Container placement `jurisdiction` and `regions` are typed (#2253), local containers can mount FUSE filesystems (#2362), and detached or adopted container applications redeploy cleanly (#2378, #2283). Containers built from inline Dockerfile content deploy (#2341), and `monitor()` fails with the same typed placement errors as `start()` (#2340). * Local dev fixes: `/.well-known/` assets serve (#2212), large D1 migrations and `importFiles` apply (#2380, #2258), `publicDir` files serve through `ASSETS` (#2290), `StaticSite` takes `dev.port` (#2331), tail consumers receive events and each Worker gets its own Cache store (#2383), port probes stay on loopback (#2237), and early responses no longer reset the connection (#2242). Thanks birbprophet, Altay, Kevin and Matthew Ruiters!
527	* Cloudflare deploys on Node 26 use HTTP/1.1 for API calls, avoiding stream resets (#2155), and Durable Object RPC retries through deploy propagation (#2294).
528	* `metadataOptions` on `AWS.EC2.Instance` and `LaunchTemplate` (#2426), `Redacted` `userData` on `Instance` (#2421), and a VPC whose create was interrupted is recovered instead of leaked (#2416).
529	</excerpt>
530	</source>
531	<source kind="search">
532	<title>Changelog \| Alchemy Docs</title>
533	<location>https://www.alchemy.com/docs/changelog</location>
534	<excerpt>citeturn0search4 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: today; You can pull Alchemy usage data programmatically, without the dashboard or CLI: ... * Hostcolor servers Core GreatVoyage-v4.8.2.1 (Release Notes) ... To streamline and improve the NFT API, Alchemy is sunsetting a small set of redundant endpoints — both their V2 and V3 versions — on September 30, 2026. ... Have feedback on this deprecation, or need help planning your migration?
535
536	# Changelog
537
538	Stay in touch with new updates and improvements in the Alchemy ecosystem.
539
540	October 8, 2026
541
542	## Wallets
543
544	* Added support for sending Account Abstraction transactions and sponsoring gas on Ethereum Hoodi, so you can build smart-account experiences on the network.
545
546	## Node
547
548	Upgrades
549
550	* Anime Sepolia: nitro-node v3.11.4-7d5ac27
551	* Aptos Mainnet: Aptos aptos-node-v1.49.5
552	* Arbitrum Sepolia: nitro v3.12.1-70fa99a
553	* Avalanche Mainnet: Avalanchego v1.15.1
554	* Bitcoin Cash Mainnet: bitcoind 29.2.0
555	* Bitcoin Cash Testnet: bitcoind 29.2.0
556	* BOB Sepolia: op-reth v2.3.1, op-node v1.19.8
557	* Boba Sepolia: op-node v1.19.8, op-reth v2.5.0
558	* Celo Sepolia: op-reth celo-v1.0.6, op-node celo-v2.2.3
559	* Elysium Testnet: nitro-node v3.12.1-70fa99a
560
561	September 10, 2026
562
563	## Wallets
564
565	Wallet APIs
566
567	* Fixed a bug in ERC-20 gas sponsorship where tokens with many decimal places could have sponsorship incorrectly rejected.
568
569	Paymaster
570
571	* Added a new option to allow getting paymaster stub data for ERC-20 sponsored transactions where the sender acquires the ERC-20 payment token in the same transaction.
572
573	Rundler
574
575	* Improved error classification on Arbitrum Nitro chains, so wrapped sequencer rate limits and underpriced errors are handled correctly.
576
577	## Node
578
579	Upgrades
580
581	* Arc Mainnet: Arc Execution 0.8.0, arc-execution 0.8.0, arc-consensus 0.8.0, initGenesis d9e853e87e55526f6b2917df91a2115c36dd7c696a35be12163d44e6e2a4b6bc
582	* Bitcoin Mainnet: electrs v3.0.1
583	* Hyperliquid Mainnet: nanoreth b27c2985b33d4060838b2e474e2f88984d59aacab4ca035e9806098c879c8abe
584	* Hyperliquid Testnet: nanoreth b27c2985b33d4060838b2e474e2f88984d59aacab4ca035e9806098c879c8abe
585	* Panax Mainnet: nitro v3.11.3-beb2108
586	* Scroll Mainnet: scroll scroll-v5.10.7
587	* Tempo Mainnet: tempo 1.14.1
588	* Tempo Moderato: tempo 1.14.1
589	* Worldchain Sepolia: op-reth v2.4.3, op-node v1.19.5
590
591	September 3, 2026
592
593	## Node
594
595	Upgrades
596
597	* Arc Testnet: arc-execution 0.8.0, arc-consensus 0.8.0
598	* Bitcoin Mainnet: electrs latest
599	* Flow Mainnet: flow-evm-gateway v1.5.6, flow-mainnet v1.5.7
600	* Flow Testnet: flow-evm-gateway v1.5.7, flow-testnet v1.4.6-experimental-sf.1
601	* Gensyn Testnet: op-node v1.19.5, op-reth v2.4.2
602	* Jovay Testnet: jovay 0.15.0-rc1
603	* Pharos Atlantic: pharos pharos_community_v0.16.0_a314614c_0828
604	* Polygon Mainnet: Bor v2.10.1
605	* Scroll Mainnet: scroll scroll-v5.10.7
606	* Sei Mainnet: Seid v6.6.3
607	* Settlus Sepolia: op-node v1.19.5, op-reth v2.4.2
608	* Shape Sepolia: op-reth v2.4.2, op-node v1.19.5
609	* Worldchain Sepolia: op-reth v2.4.2
610	* Xlayer Testnet: op-reth v0.0.7, op-node v0.1.6
611	* Zora Sepolia: op-node v1.19.5
612
613	## Node
614
615	Upgrades
616
617	* Animechain Mainnet: nitro-node v3.11.3-beb2108
618	* Bsc Mainnet: Geth v1.7.8
619	* Hedera Mainnet: relay 0.78.2
620	* Hedera Testnet: relay 0.78.2
621	* Hostcolor servers Core GreatVoyage-v4.8.2.1 (Release Notes)
622	* Polygon Mainnet: Core Bor: v2.3.4
623	* Robinhood Mainnet: nitro-node v3.11.3-beb2108
624	* Tempo Mainnet: tempo 1.13.1
625	* Tron Mainnet: java-tron GreatVoyage-v4.8.2.1
626	* Tron Testnet: java-tron tron-nile-testnet-v4.8.2.1-pq1-build1, tron-testnet GreatVoyage-v4.8.2.1
627	* Worldchain Mainnet: op-reth v2.4.2
628
629	August 18, 2026
630
631	NFT API endpoint deprecation notice
632
633	To streamline and improve the NFT API, Alchemy is sunsetting a small set of redundant endpoints — both their V2 and V3 versions — on September 30, 2026. Most have a direct V3 replacement already available. Until then, these endpoints continue to serve traffic; existing callers should migrate before the shutdown.
634
635	Being removed on Sept 30, 2026 \| If you still need it, use instead
636	</excerpt>
637	</source>
638	<omitted_sources count="10">Additional source records were omitted from this bounded result.</omitted_sources>
639	</source_evidence>
640
641	Citations:
642
643	- 1: https://alchemy.run/blog/2026-10-12-beta-83/?utm_source=openai
644	- 2: https://alchemy.run/blog/2026-10-12-beta-83/?utm_source=openai
645	- 3: https://alchemy.run/blog/2026-10-12-beta-83/?utm_source=openai

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Document the rollback boundary before deploying beta.84.

Alchemy beta.82 uploads Durable Objects with Cloudflare's declarative exports. After a Worker deploys with exports, Alchemy releases before beta.82, including beta.80, cannot deploy that Worker again. Reverting this pin to beta.80 therefore fails when the relay Worker must be redeployed during an incident. The release docs do not cover this boundary.

Add this instruction to docs/operations/release.md, in the relay deploy section:

Keep `alchemy` at `2.0.0-beta.82` or later in every environment that deploys the relay Worker: laptops, CI, and preview jobs. Do not roll back the pin below `2.0.0-beta.82`, even when reverting application code. Alchemy releases before beta.82 cannot redeploy a Worker that has deployed with `exports`.

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