The file size is either not valid or exceeds the maximum allowed size

i did ctrl+c and did sudo docker compose up

TL;DR

The user is experiencing issues with function deployment in the Appwrite console. They are unsure about the purpose of deploying a function and how to interact with it. They also have questions about removing duplicate functions and using 'sudo' with Docker. Solution: It is recommended to use the 'appwrite deploy function' command to deploy the function. The user is advised to refer to the appwrite.json configuration file for more information. To remove duplicate functions, the user should check the Appwrite console. It is also suggested not to use 'sudo' with Docker, and to follow the post-install steps outlined in the Docker documentation. Additionally, the

should be enough right?

Yes

You can run docker compose up -d adding the -d will let it run in the background

Yeah but since im chaning a lot I prefer just running it in non detached mode and ctrl+c it

Just for development right now

Can you try to deploy it using appwrite deploy function ?

btw, unrelated, but you shouldn't really be using sudo with docker. perhaps you missed the post-install steps: https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/linux-postinstall/

Im a bit confused, I have a lot of duplicates of my functions, can I remove them somehow? When I run appwrite deploy function i see some functions with the same name, but they are neither in the folder nor does the appwrite console show them

Or maybe im not understand what a deployment is

uhh that all comes from your appwrite.json

When doing this, I get no output

You don't get this?

Yes I do but after selcting my function nothing happens

I think

You select with space? then hit enter?

oh yeah didnt hit space,

ℹ Info Deploying function hello_world ( 6421fc62827da9b87062 ) ℹ Info Ignoring files using configuration from appwrite.json ✓ Success Deployed hello_world ( 6421fc62827da9b87062 )