Refactor GitHub Actions to Run Tests Using cloudflare/wrangler-action@v3 and Remove wrangler.toml #8
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This PR addresses the necessary changes made to our CI/CD flow, specifically in GitHub Actions, to execute end-to-end tests within the Cloudflare Workers environment. While the Cloudflare team has clarified that resource IDs for services like D1, KV, etc., are not considered sensitive data (since they can only be accessed with an access token), I chose not to expose these resource IDs in the public repository. Despite this, these IDs were needed to run the tests in the CI/CD pipeline, and the only viable solution was to execute the tests using the cloudflare/wrangler-action@v3.