An internal curl error has occurred within the executor! 1.4.2 function

Executor logs:

[Error] Type: Exception
[Error] Message: An internal curl error has occurred within the executor! Error Msg: Http invalid protocol
[Error] File: /usr/local/app/http.php
[Error] Line: 1021

There is no other logs from function. How can I observe live function runtime logs?

Ok - for anybody that will experience the same problem:

I have integration with external api. All of my network traffic with http client was logged into console. New open runtimes do not like logging into console - use context.log

[SOLVED] An internal curl error has occurred within the executor! 1.4.2 function

I think we could open it again - I changed my http client logging to use context.log but it still fails with the same error

An internal curl error has occurred within the executor! 1.4.2 function

I know that this is a lot of logs

but I dont see information about any limit

removing http logs (body, headers etc) and keeping a few lines of logs works fine

what were you logging exactly?

request body and response body of a 2 requests

Im using dio package for http connection in dart 3.0 runtime

and a PrettyDioLogger package configured like this

 final dio = Dio();

    dio.interceptors.add(
      PrettyDioLogger(
        requestHeader: true,
        requestBody: true,
        responseHeader: true,
        logPrint: (object) => logger.log(object.toString()),
      ),
    );

logger object is an appwrite function context "wrapper"

hmm i wonder if the body, headers, etc are simple json encodable objects. if not, that could be a problem.

if you only remove the body, headers, etc but keep all the logs, does it work?

yes, removing this logger fixes the thing

so there could be some json unescapable chars in my logs?

possibly...im not sure.

any logs in the runtime container?

but I have disabled development mode there

I mean _APP_ENV=production

These are containers that I check

ya doesn't look like there's anything

The only other thing i can think of is if something is being truncated in transit between one of the containers that's causing a problem 🤷🏼‍♂️