[SOLVED] Error in fuctions after migrating to v1.4

Migrated from 1.3.8 to 1.4.1 got issues with functions

when uploading already created function i get error ✗ Error Param "runtime" is not optional.

and if function is not uploaded or creating new function

It only says Server Error

response: [Object: null prototype] { message: 'Server Error', code: 500, type: 'general_unknown', version: '1.4.1' }

TL;DR

User migrated from version 1.3.8 to 1.4.1 and is encountering issues with functions. When uploading an already created function, they are getting an error "Param 'runtime' is not optional." When creating a new function or not uploading one, they are getting a "Server Error." They attempted to migrate back to 1.3.8 but encountered a 500 error when clicking on functions. They are seeking urgent help and have 200+ users waiting. No solution has been found yet. A suggestion was made to restore a backup, but the user did not take one. The user is using CLI

Urgent help needed here!

/v1/functions Unknown attribute "schedule"

I am troubleshooting such similar issues in my self-hosted instances

Did you happen to find any solution, After upgrading from 1.3.8 to 1.4.1 I am getting these issues and then I tried to install 1.3.8 again but I get 500 when I click on functions on console.

Urgent help is needed. I am back on 1.4.1 and getting this error

Also I notice this in appwrite-worker-databases

No worker started message

@David Did you find any solution, I am really stuck with 200+ users waiting.

URGENT: Function issues

While migrating back to 1.3.8

No, I haven't foundation solution yet

Migrate back? You would need to restore a backup

I no longer need that I have migrated totally to 1.4.1, but the functions are not working

It might be best to restore.

Otherwise, we're working on a patch release but it might be a couple days

I have also used your PR to add the 'schedule' back but it gives more other error and updating the function gives the 'runtime' parameter error. I can not restore I have not taken backup