We’re excited to announce our new daily.dev public Squad, which you, too, can join!
We already share all of our blogs on the daily.dev platform, and now we also have a moderated Squad. This will make it easier for you to engage with our content and also share your content with the community.
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We are excited to announce the launch of Appwrite’s public roadmap on GitHub. The new roadmap is part of our commitment to the Appwrite community and our core values of transparency and collaboration. It was one of the most highly requested features by the Appwrite community and will serve as a tool for increased collaboration among the core team, contributors, maintainers, and Appwrite developers.
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Appwrite 1.5.7 is released with fixes for Databases, Functions and Console.
Fixes:
Fix database exception wrapping
Fix exception wrap order
Fix membership query to use internalId
Fix vcs silent mode
Fix function domain permissions
Fix tests required for Cloud
Fix OAuth error code
Fix connection reclaim logic.
Fix shared queue name
Fix syntax error
Fix missing id attribute error
Fix tests for CL
Fix project deletes for shared tables
Handle SQL error code 'HY000' in realtime
Fix: Don't Override robots.txt for Other Domains
Escape function build command
Create failed execution from worker if deployment doesn't exist
Fix: admin mode on console
Fix file size default limit
Fix: Python failing builds
Fix shared project delete
Fix Textmagic class name
Prevent functions domain and subdomain to be added as custom domain
Fix don't publish max users exceed
Fix invalid cache document id
Fix not hiding tokens for clients via realtime
Miscellaneous:
Upload 400s to separate error logger
Admin mode use teamInternalId
Chore: update avatars API
Use internal ids for query
Remove cloud related scripts
Update VCS Comment
Transaction and reconnection fixes
Feat configurable collections
Remove var_dump calls
Storage DO adapter http version
Update executor version
Comment timer tick
Update db for relationships and object as array attributes fixes
Bump executor version to 0.5.1
Update database
Reclaim only current connection
Match memberships on internal ID
Chore: queue retry update
Chore task addition
Databases.php collection not found
Handle string error codes
Migration Logging Improvements
Remove logger code from avatars.php
Update chunk size to 7 MB
Shared tables support
Ensure namespace is set if override equals shared tables
Disable sending realtime stats
Increase chunk size to 10 MB
Update executor image name to exc-1
Catch DB errors on delete
Update Logger and migrations, implement sampler.
Increase shared tables projects
Feat: improve cold start error, merge to cloud
Add tests for scheduled functions
Remove throw PdoException in Error hook
Refactor localdevice injection
Usage SMS per country code count
GetEnv on worker.php
Feat get env
Chore: remove compose version
Chore update executor host default var
Wrap realtime stats in an edition check
Update executor image name
Feat: improve header demo values
Feat: add warning header
You can update by following the upgrade docs.
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The AI hype is real and will be around for many years to come. In 2021 alone, AI startups worldwide raised nearly $50 billion in venture capital across approximately 1,500 deals, reflecting a significant increase from previous years. So it’s no surprise that many of you are looking to build AI powered applications. But that’s easier said than done, as building AI powered applications can be tricky. We don’t want it to be. That’s why we’re happy to share multiple AI related announcements designed to enhance the Appwrite experience and adapt to new possibilities for devs building with Appwrite.
New knowledge base for AI
New third party AI integration tutorials
New AI-powered Function templates
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When we introduced Messaging during Init, we were overwhelmed by the excitement within the Appwrite community. Now we can also announce that Messaging will be free for the next six months.
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