[Solved] Error Deploying/Calling Function 1.3.4

Hi, a function I've been using has recently stopped working. It fails when I try to execute it. And, I can't deploy a new version.

When I try to deploy, I get this error:

ℹ Info Deploying function update-wordlist ( update-wordlist ) ℹ Info Ignoring files using configuration from appwrite.json ✗ Error <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <Error> <Code>BucketDeleted</Code> <Message>This bucket is temporarily reserved for administrative purposes.</Message> </Error>

And I get a similar error from docker logs appwrite-executor

[Error] Type: Exception [Error] Message: Runtime not found. Please create the runtime. [Error] File: /usr/src/code/app/executor.php [Error] Line: 469 Building container : phonics-town-641cfd9f4d90b1597e2f Build failed: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <Error> <Code>BucketDeleted</Code> <Message>This bucket is temporarily reserved for administrative purposes.</Message> </Error>

I'm running appwrite on a digital ocean droplet. I have upgraded to 1.3.4. Everything else seems to be working as normal. I can use the console, log in from my flutter app, create documents, etc. Can anyone help with this? I'm completely lost.

Edit: I get the same error when creating and deploying a new function

TL;DR

Summary: The user was experiencing an error when deploying and calling a function. They received a "BucketDeleted" error message and were unable to deploy a new version of the function. However, they found a solution by switching back to local storage instead of using DOSpaces. The user also asked if functions are stored on the storage device they set. Solution: Switching back to local storage solved the problem. Functions are not stored on the storage device; they only use it in some way. Note: The user provided a link to a Discord channel for additional help.

Maybe this will help: https://discord.com/channels/564160730845151244/1096165747140591616

That did the trick.

A while ago, set my storage device to DOSpaces for some testing but haven't used storage since then. Deleting my space on digital ocean was the problem. Switching back to local solved the problem.