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ok
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i will wait for Steven
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thank you so much for your help @Binyamin
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Sure 😀
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You want to migrate your users so they can log in with the same password in the new environment?
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thats right
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fulll migration
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You can pull data from the old instance and then use this to import into new instance: https://appwrite.io/docs/server/users?sdk=nodejs-default#usersCreateArgon2User
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ok
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i will work on it
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thank you so much @Steven and @Binyamin
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[SOLVED] Migrate to Cloud
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sorry one more question. I noticed that deploy collection does not deploy documents inside
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any idea how i can migrate all the docs inside the collection too?
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or, i can only do it using the SDK create_doc method?
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ok, thanks a lot Steven
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Hey sorry again. I noticed that "appwrite init collection" does not retrieve all databases from the source. For example, i have 2 database, each with 2 collections. Both were detected as fetched during the init. But inside appwrite.json, there is only 1 database with 2 collection. the other database is not present. is there a limit of the amount of data that i can init?
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i retried this 2x and the outcome is the same
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Womp. Looks like there's a bug with the CLI. Would you be able to create an issue?
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The bug is we're only matching on collection id rather than database id and collection id: https://github.com/appwrite/sdk-for-cli/blob/79876b66f5d641d47d361daad0ec702dc1cbf587/lib/config.js#L159
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ok, i willl create an issue
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thanks a lot Steven
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For now, you can manually update the appwrite.json
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ok. Thanks so much Steven