it didn't work
Okay, then try performing again the action that triggers the error
And after that, run this command:
docker compose logs appwrite
Send here what you get after running such command
ok
Hmm, seems to be a caching issue. The file is already deleted
Try deleting browser cache and see if it stills appearing or not in console
um okay
didn't work
And what do the docker logs say for this create file API call?
i get this
it happened again on my other buckets
anything on this?
Sincerely, I don't know what you can do here. Wait for Steven to see if he has any suggestions or anyone else. It's Saturday, so it will probably take longer than usual to get a response
ahh .. sure
will wait for his response
Any idea how it happened? What happened during the create file?
no idea
Did the create file API call fail? Are there logs for the create file?
I'll have to see the logs if a ny
Looks like there was a permission bug. Hopefully this fix will be fixed in 1.4.2: https://github.com/appwrite/appwrite/pull/6102
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