I don't understand how to compare this with functions
Does not mention cloud functions
Oh sorry...you don't need to set these when using cloud
But I want to use twillio!
Why?
Because in some countries when you get a message from appwrite the sender will be "likely-spam" or something like that. Anyways can I use twilio or not?
Is that happening on cloud?
yes
I'm using appwrite cloud
see. click on function then setting and you will be able to create env variable
I need to create a function?
but then I need to execute it?
no(just go to appwrite console), for creating env variable you should use update variable and you can use this inside function.
Sorry, the original post has nothing to do with functions
I'm confused...
The point is you can't set environment variables on cloud. That's all managed by Appwrite
then why we are able to create env variable on cloud?
No that's different. That's function variables. The original poster was talking about server environment variables: https://appwrite.io/docs/environment-variables
ok
are you talking about server environment variable or function variables ?
+1 to set custom sender on cloud. Europe is becoming increasingly restive about mass SMS senders (mailers too). Samsung also manages a blacklist, for example. It's going to be more and more complicated to send low-cost SMS with 100% reception rates.
@conqueror server
srry, i was talking about function variable.
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