i did ctrl+c and did sudo docker compose up
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,
ā¹ Info Deploying function hello_world ( 6421fc62827da9b87062 ) ā¹ Info Ignoring files using configuration from appwrite.json ā Success Deployed hello_world ( 6421fc62827da9b87062 )
š
Soo.. what can I do with this now?
That's it You function has been deployed
Now you can run it through:
- Direct execution call
- Event triggering
- Planned cronjob
Ah I can execute it cool so deploying a function means enabling it? Now my app could use this function?
Oh yeah okay cool š
You can check the status of it and other stuff in the Appwrite console
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