
I set endpoint, projectID, key
Still didn't @D5


In your appwrite dashboard

Wait

@dammy Do you get such error after triggering the function through appwrite dashboard manually?

Ooo, I appreciate

So does that solves your problem?@dammy

If not tell me

Worked, I appreciate you @D5

[solved] - user_unauthorized in appwrite function execution

[SOLVED] user_unauthorized in appwrite function execution

Ops, we just changed at the same time 😆

I wanted saying so 😊

You're the best @D5

You're a flutter developer?

Yes

Thanks <:appwritepeepo:902865250427215882>

Make sure to put the permission in your appwrite.json or it will be wiped after the next deploy

Okay then
Though I go to console for permit each time I deploy

Sorry I don't understand

Anytime I deploy the functional fresh I will always go to my console and give it permission for execution

You can define it in your appwrite.json file located in the function folder you deploy if you want to make it predefined and not having to set permissions each time you deploy your function. But sincerely, I just go to the console and give them manually, don't want to get new errors accidentally 😆

But it's true the best solution is defining it in the appwrite.json file

Okay then, I'll check for an example

lastly, I couldn't find how to receive data from function execute on client side after passing jsondecode and work with it in function code from server and receiving response from server result
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