After successfully upgrading from 1.3.7 to 1.4.1 I get 500 Internal Error when I navigate to functions and settings pages. Anyone encountered this problem, how did you solve it?
Can you check network tab and see which call is failing
AppwriteException: Server Error Immutable 21 <anonymous> https://aw.ablestate.cloud/console/project-64ac319e544e777c2ea3/functions:73 promise callback* https://aw.ablestate.cloud/console/project-64ac319e544e777c2ea3/functions:72 app.0390c83b.js:1:163775
Can you also run docker compose logs appwrite
?
Here are the log details in the file
@David Did you run the migration command?
Yes, but it issued 1 error
Is it advisable to run the migration again?
Run it again
I get this error below
Migrating Collection "_metadata" Failed to update project ("64ac3182732eff9bd858") version with error: Table 'appwrite._1__metadata' doesn't exist Table 'appwrite._1__metadata' doesn't exist
This is the only error. Did it skip over this and migrate all others?
Yes it migrated all others but this seem be to be the last one.
Is that an important project?
Oh yes, it's an important project
In fact of them
So I am opting to restore
That's odd it's missing the metadata table π§
Is it possible to add it manually?
Or something ?
There a lot of stuff in that table so it would be difficult to do so. You should restore from backup. Is it in your backup?
I don't know if it's there in the backup but before upgrade, I backed up
The restoration has worked
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