fix: call sandbox.start() before using container#292
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Fixes cloudflare#291 getSandbox() returns a sandbox instance but does not boot the container. Any call to containerFetch() or wsConnect() before start() results in: Error: The container is not running, consider calling start() Adding await sandbox.start() in the sandbox middleware fixes this. start() is idempotent so calling it on every request is safe.
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Fixes #291
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getSandbox()returns a sandbox instance but does not boot the containercontainerFetch()orwsConnect()beforestart()throws:The container is not running, consider calling start()await sandbox.start()in the sandbox middleware — it is idempotent so calling it on every request is safe