
I'm working with functions on the new 1.4.2 update, I've connected to github and I noticed that just randomly all the environment variables in my function changed to false, and if I try to open the editor it doesn't open and I get an error in the console. A long with this, no more buttons work on the console and I have to refresh. Refreshing does not fix the environment variable editor though. I can't seem to change these anymore, my only thought to do now is to delete and recreate the function, which I'd prefer not to do.


I think your last error is because the vars are set to false. Did you tried recreating it all?

Yea it is, I was able to delete them and recreate. I guess more than anything I'm wonder why this happened and if it was something I had done.

did you upgrade to 1.4.2? how did you upgrade?

I upgraded following the docs but this function is brand new created in 1.4.2 using the new git integration.

It worked just fine for a few executions and then just broke due to the environment variables being cleared.

Nothing was changed between these executions

Seems to happen when I create a new function

i just tried it but im not getting an error after deploying a new function

wait i think i found the problem

please try adding the _APP_OPENSSL_KEY_V1 var to the appwrite-schedules container's environment list in your docker-compose.yml file

Added

and you deployed the change with docker compose up -d
right? how is it now?

Yes, not noticing anything being overwritten as of yet

Functions running just fine

FYI, PR for this: https://github.com/appwrite/appwrite/pull/6199

Do we need to add this var with fresh installation too?

yes š
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