ERROR: get Param "code" is not optional.

When I cancel the oauth of discord it returns with get Param "code" is not optional

I think this is a known issue. You might want to 👍 this issue: https://github.com/appwrite/appwrite/issues/2591

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[CLOSED] ERROR: get Param "code" is not optional.

Sadly still not fixed...

ERROR: get Param "code" is not optional.

Do you know when it will be? because that issue has been arround for like a year

Are you using self-hosted version of Appwrite or the cloud?

Are you able to share what provider you're using and the full url of the page?

Selfhosted running V3.7

Then you can try this

Creating small Override

For all the instructions I'll assume your docker-compose.yml is located in your /root/appwrite folder

Edit docker compose

Edit your docker compose file and bind account.php like so

    appwrite:
    image: appwrite/appwrite:1.3.7
    container_name: appwrite
    <<: *x-logging
    restart: unless-stopped
    networks:
      - appwrite
    labels:
      ...
    volumes:
      ...
      - /root/customized/account.php:/usr/src/code/src/app/controllers/api/account.php
    depends_on:
      ...
    environment:
      ...

Create alternative account.php file

Create a folder in your root directory named it customized and within it create file name account.php paste this alternative account.php file. https://gist.github.com/byawitz/dadc21d94a36ea51b1bc3ad62cd946b8

The differences are in rows 323-384, in which I've set the code to be optional

 ->param('code', '', new Text(2048), 'OAuth2 code.', true)

Setting code as optional will already solve half of the problem. to solve to other half there's another few things to do Then added optional failure parameter.

 ->param('failure', '', new Text(2048), 'Failure URL.', true)

And add it as parameter to the function.

 ->action(function (..., string $code, string $failure, ...)

And within the code I've checked to see if no code provided then the user will redirect to the failure URL.

  if(empty($code)) {
   $response->redirect($failure, 301);
   return;
  }

I haven't tried it yet. But, it should work.

Try it out and let us know.

And if you use coolify?

im pretty sure the docker-compose file is somewhere, right?

Mmm, your Appwrite is behinds Coolify. I haven't used it recently.

But from the script I see they running the docker-compose should be located in the home directory

Search for it in Appwrite server

find / -name "docker-compose.yml"

Are you able to share what provider you're using and the full url of the page?

Did it worked?

I haven't looked into it since yesterday