Seems correct
Seems like what's not correct is the file_url method?
earlier it's not working because i was doing this {}
{
q: "ab"
}
but now it works with
{
"q": "ab"
}
I don't have too much knowledge about JSON but that seems to be correct
might wanna update the example JSON
I had almost 27* failed execution because i was not parsing correct formated payload
Seems the example is wrong
ChatGPT agrees 😆
gpt coming in clutch
I will open a PR unless someone says the opposite
thansk for help btw
@Steven Could you confirm that's true?
[SOLVED] function payload not showing in request
I know it seems to works only when using strings, but maybe the example was done that way for any specific function or method?
This was fixed in 1.2.2: https://github.com/appwrite/appwrite/issues/4940
Then done 😅
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