I took the "StarterTemplate.csproj" and the "Index.cs" and packed it into a tarball
tried manual and endpoint deploying by supplying the code tarball and "Index.cs" as entrypoint
logs show -> see picture
thx in advance..
Summary
Title: dotnet starter function template won't build
Issue: The user is unable to build the dotnet starter function template and is encountering errors when trying to deploy using the CLI.
Solution: The user found that deployment using the CLI worked successfully. If not using the GitHub integration, manually deploying the template may have issues with archiving or the specified path. The CLI installation issue can be fixed by using npx, but the user cannot use it on their machine for certain reasons.
ilikechicken77
Rank 2: Process
Sep 27, 2023, 12:29
I also tried to get the default dotnet template from cli but i first had to update it in order to get 1.4* functions and it seems to be broken right now
Drake
Admin
Sep 27, 2023, 21:20
i first had to update it in order to get 1.4* functions and it seems to be broken right now
What do you mean?
ilikechicken77
Rank 2: Process
Sep 28, 2023, 07:30
I mean that my CLI is broken when installing it with curl -sL https://appwrite.io/cli/install.sh | bash.. I've seen that on multiple support cases and apparently it can be fixed by using npx but I cant use it on my machine due to reasons
ilikechicken77
Rank 2: Process
Sep 28, 2023, 07:32
However I am sorry I didnt mean to change the topic... I am just trying to deploy c# functions which comply with 1.4*
Drake
Admin
Sep 28, 2023, 20:04
If you're not using the github integration, the CLI would be the best way. When doing it manually, there could be something wrong with how it's archived or the path specified, etc.
ilikechicken77
Rank 2: Process
Oct 2, 2023, 08:48
yes cli deployment works thx
ilikechicken77
Rank 2: Process
Oct 2, 2023, 08:49
[SOLVED] dotnet starter function template wont build