Cloudflare Workers Access Can Now Be Scoped Per App
Cloudflare added resource-level roles for Workers, giving teams a cleaner way to give CI systems, teammates, and coding agents only the access one application needs.
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Cloudflare added resource-level roles for Workers, giving teams a cleaner way to give CI systems, teammates, and coding agents only the access one application needs.
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