In a chat app where users can have the feature of scheduling messages to be sent at a specific time, how can I achieve executing Appwrite Cloud Functions at the specific time set by the user. Thanks
See https://github.com/appwrite/appwrite/issues/5489 for a workaround and make sure to ๐ it
Thanks, Steve. I went through this now and it confirmed exactly what I had in mind. I only thought there could be a cleaner way around it. I think it's a little less worrying knowing that if there was a way to make it abstract, it would still be the same process only not visible to us the end users.
My only concern now is the execution logs. Eventually, won't they take up space?
They automatically get cleared after some time
I see. Thanks.
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