Hello, after I deployed my function in a repository to my Appwrite cloud project, it works. But j realised that new commits to the branch and changes to the function aren't pulled and activated.
Even when I try to redeploy the function, it doesn't work except I disconnected the repository and reconnect it, that's when the changes are reflected.
Some questions:
- are you using the github integration for multiple projects?
- are you using the github integration multiple functions?
- Do you see your list of repos if you try to create a new function?
- Yes
- Yes, it has multiple functions in individual folders
- Yes
Even when I try to redeploy the function, it doesn't work
What error do you get?
There's no error whatsoever, just that it's the previous state of the function that still remains
@Steven I tried it by connecting a repo to one single project and it works as expected
Maybe it didn't work before because there were multiple projects using a repo
either that or maybe the repo was too big...
Hmmm, regarding your second point. I had a nuxtjs app in the same repo but in a different folder.
So that could be an issue?
i think appwrite should only be taking what you specify as the root directory of your function:
Alright, thanks
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