Problem when loading a function in manual mode

Docker Error: mv: cannot stat '/usr/code/lib/main.dart': No such file or directory
I get this error when I try to load a function. use of CLI is not yet possible.
I create an archive via gtar -zcvf code.tar.gz project_name.
lib/main.dart - project structure

Hi, do you have the code saved somewhere? if so, can you share so I can take a look?

for example

Thanks for sharing @CrazyAlarmClock , I will have a review and let you know

@joeyouss hi, I deployed the appwrite cli locally, and loaded the function through it. but I get this: Operation timed out after 900000 milliseconds with 0 bytes received with status code 0

Hey there 👋 Tarring needs to happen relative to the content of your folder, not outside of it.
Solution is really simple. Before running the command, make sure to be inside your function folder. Then run:

This will create code.tar.gz file inside your function folder, which should work with manual deployment.

From theory it should also be possible to do from outside when proper -C parameter is provided, buuut the command I sent is battle-tested and I can guarantee it works 😅

Hello! tried this method, also getting timeout while building the function

Can you please share with me the new code.tar.gz? 🙏

@Meldiron

Looks good. What did you set as value of entrypoint when making deployment?

Also, do build logs tell anything more than timeout error? After how long does the timeout error happen?

lib/main.dart
Indicates only a timeout error.
The error is constant, I can not load functions. Tried dart-2.16 and dart-2.17/
Runtime set for dart

Hi @CrazyAlarmClock

can you use our r template for function as source code, to see if that resolves it https://appwrite.io/docs/functions#writingYourOwnFunction

If not, let's see if using Appwrite CLI as a way to deploy a function works for you:
https://appwrite.io/docs/command-line
https://appwrite.io/docs/functions#gettingStarted

Hi!
On the server where appwrite is installed, there is no Internet access. There is a suspicion that when the function does pub get - it falls into a timeout

could be possible

@Meldiron @joeyouss I figured out the problem. The function during the build did pub get and fell into a timeout. Is it possible in the function build to call pub get --offile rather than pub get?

right now, probably not...maybe down the line.

for now, maybe you can tweak your pubspec.yaml with overrides or something to prevent going externally:

https://dart.dev/tools/pub/dependencies#dependency-overrides