Building ...
Resolving dependencies...
Because starter_template depends on service_appwrite_repo from path which doesn't exist (could not find package service_appwrite_repo at "../../../packages/service/service_appwrite_repo"), version solving failed.
The compiling process on cloud function seems lacking. It does not find a package that is only found on my local machine.
How would some remote server pick up a package found only on your machine?
root project ---server_side ---packages ---client_side
This is the folders I created. server_side folder: it contains the appwrite cloud functions packages: it contains my own dart/flutter packages
client_side: it contains my flutter project
I am using dart function in appwrite cloud function. So then it can give me a less code to create a model
so it will be reusable to the server_side and client side
the packages must be included when you upload to appwrite...otherwise, it won't work
maybe this will help you: https://discord.com/channels/564160730845151244/1100486753833451551/1100488948729524254
I am not familiar with the symlink. Can you teach me how to create this thing on windows os?
oye...im not sure...maybe you can use "shortcut" π€·πΌββοΈ
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