Has anyone used the function feature with .net yet, I'm getting an error that I don't know what the
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@D5 @Steven
What happened?
sorry if this function doesn't let you debug the code, do it to see if it's running correctly
What error you're getting?
@D5
This error
That's not any error
In your appwrite instance, in the functions tab, you click the function and there after opening the function you should have any errors logged
@bonglv
@D5 help me
Yes, that's enough
Wait for Steven to see it
how did you deploy the function?
I deploy with the following command: appwrite functions createDeployment \ --functionId=64c254e3c33af12f2555 \ --entrypoint='index.cs' \ --code="." \ --activate=true I want to test how it works? but i don't know how it works
That might not be the correct entry point. I recommend following this to initialize and deploy your function
I tried to follow this guide and still get the same error. if you don't mind can remote check it for me. Thank you very much
so you did:
appwrite init function
and then
appwrite deploy function
?
yes I ran that command and then created the project
Then run
appwrite deploy function
command
Yes, have I done that already? I followed the instructions on the appwrite docs, can you guys help me how to do it, I really need the function's usage but don't know how to make it work
Maybe you can share a video recording of your initializing and deploying a new function
ah yes, wait for me, I will return to the screen of the steps to implement the function
What do you mean?
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