Well so im trying to see more information of an error of a function that is not working, it says "Internal Runtime Error", how can i see the console or how can i find out more about this problem?
Hello, can you please try to surround all your code in a try/catch, and check logs?
def main(req, res):
try:
# All your code here
return res.json({...})
except Exception as e:
print(e)
return res.json({...})
If it doesnt work, can you share a bit of your code?
apparently that worked and it seems to be an error in my code ๐ , I'll see how to fix it, but for now it worked to wrap the code in the try catch, thanks Sergio <:appwritecheers:892495536823861258>
Nice to hear that. By the way, I use python runtimes aswell, so, if you find yourself needing traceback, you can do the following.
import traceback
def main(req, res):
try:
# All your code here
return res.json({...})
except Exception as e:
print(e)
print(traceback.format_exc())
return res.json({...})
With this, you are going to be able to see under Logs tab, the traceback, so your debug should be a bit easier.
sounds great, thank you
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