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[SOLVED] How to use --permissions option on appwrite cli
Hi, how can I resolve this error?
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zsh: number expected```
TL;DR
To use the --permissions option on appwrite cli, make sure to include the appropriate quotes around the value. For example:
appwrite databases createCollection --databaseId "646feb70c324e93d5f31" --collectionId "647033927850c2f34d16" --name area --permissions "read(\"any\")"
If you're getting an "unknown file attribute" error, try checking your appwrite version using "appwrite --version" and make sure you're using version 2.0.2.
To resolve the "zsh: number expected" error, add quotes around the 
Try like this
TypeScript
appwrite databases createCollection --databaseId 646feb70c324e93d5f31 --collectionId 647033927850c2f34d16 --name area --permissions read(\"any\")
no luck it is returning this
unknown file attribute: "
What's the output of appwrite --version?
2.0.2
Okay, what happened if you try to add quotes to all values and without the permissions ?
TypeScript
appwrite databases createCollection --databaseId "646feb70c324e93d5f31" --collectionId "647033927850c2f34d16" --name area
it creates the collection area but I need to create it with permission. I am making a script for deleting a collection and recreating it again.
Good Just wanted to be sure about something.
So now try like this
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appwrite databases createCollection --databaseId "646feb70c324e93d5f31" --collectionId "647033927850c2f34d16" --name area --permissions "read(\"any\")"
Nice! looks good! thanks man
[SOLVED] How to use --permissions option on appwrite cli
