Hi team, I was working on an app to test CRUD operation in a Flutter application using Appwrite Cloud. The create operation throws an error, which I believe is because the user doesn't have enough permissions. But, when I try to update permissions, it doesn't seem to hold. Is this expected behaviour?
Hi - let me try reciprocating this
Also, FYI, can you post Cloud-related questions to our cloud discord? you must have the invite in your invitation email
Hmm I tried it and
seems like it works for me
can you show me error once
Yes, sorry about that. I'll add it on the other Discord. (Wasn't aware there was a separate one for Cloud. It has been a while since I've had the access, only got to try it out recently.)
On the frontend, the error message is:
{message: The current user is not authorized to perform the requested action., code: 401, type: user_unauthorized, version: 0.10.10}
which I assume can be resolved if access is updated for users.
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