Fix 'Illegal invocation' error in Cloudflare Workers#282
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Fix 'Illegal invocation' error in Cloudflare Workers#282
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Fixes #281 The issue was caused by the global.fetch function being returned without proper binding to its execution context in the getFetch() function. When the SDK is used in Cloudflare Workers, the unbound fetch function loses its 'this' reference, resulting in an 'Illegal invocation' TypeError. This commit ensures that global.fetch is properly bound to the global object, matching the pattern already used for window.fetch and the fallback fetch implementations. Changes: - Updated getFetch() to bind global.fetch to global before returning Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fixes #281
The issue was caused by the global.fetch function being returned without proper binding to its execution context in the getFetch() function. When the SDK is used in Cloudflare Workers, the unbound fetch function loses its 'this' reference, resulting in an 'Illegal invocation' TypeError.
This commit ensures that global.fetch is properly bound to the global object, matching the pattern already used for window.fetch and the fallback fetch implementations.
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