kv.watch() not working

for await (const entry of kv.watch([['chat']])) console.log(entry);

for await (const entry of kv.watch([['chat']])) console.log(entry);

The only thing this does is immediately prints the following:

[ { key: [ "chat" ], value: null, versionstamp: null } ]

[ { key: [ "chat" ], value: null, versionstamp: null } ]

What it's supposed to do is print each new entry added to the database under key "chat", but it doesn't. I can prove the entries are being added by running this inside an interval every couple seconds:

console.log(await Array.fromAsync(kv.list({ prefix: ['chat'] })));

console.log(await Array.fromAsync(kv.list({ prefix: ['chat'] })));

Deno•12mo ago•

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kv.watch() not working

for await (const entry of kv.watch([['chat']])) console.log(entry);

for await (const entry of kv.watch([['chat']])) console.log(entry);

The only thing this does is immediately prints the following:

[ { key: [ "chat" ], value: null, versionstamp: null } ]

[ { key: [ "chat" ], value: null, versionstamp: null } ]

console.log(await Array.fromAsync(kv.list({ prefix: ['chat'] })));

console.log(await Array.fromAsync(kv.list({ prefix: ['chat'] })));

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