If it doesn't work make sure your wsl is selected in docker desktop settings
Try this
Rename this row in your .env
file
-_APP_EXECUTOR_RUNTIME_NETWORK=appwrite_runtimes
+_APP_EXECUTOR_RUNTIME_NETWORK=runtimes
And restart your docker
docker compose down && docker compose up -d
The restrat you can do in your windows cli
aight
something new atleast
What you get when running these commands in windows cli
docker network ls
docker network inspect runtimes --format "{{range .Containers}}{{println .Name .IPv4Address println }}{{end}}"
why is it the docker ip
like i should have my lan ip
i have allowed docker in firewall
That's okay it's internal
Another check
What is the results of this
docker inspect openruntimes-executor --format "{{.NetworkSettings.Networks.appwrite.Aliases}}"
It seems like it should work Can you restart the docker compose And try again?
can you give me some sample python code for a function
can someone help me find the docs for the sdk im looking to find more about the context object
Did it worked?
yes finally thank you
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