yes
How did you change the endpoint?
there was a similar thread on github, followed it and got this:
appwrite client --selfSigned true --endpoint https://localhost/v1
So does appwrite client --debug show localhost with self signed true?
yes
The only thing I can think of is either the credentials are invalid or the request isn't being sent to the right instance because of WSL
here is the docker compose logs
credentials are valid as I'm able to login on web console with the exact same
And you're accessing the appwrite console on Windows via https://localhost?
yes
Maybe you have multiple appwrite instances
Whats docker ps -a show on windows PowerShell vs in wsl?
in wsl
in powershell
Nope it's the same 🧐
can it be because of changes in .env file?
or just CLI
Possibly...have you tried logging into the appwrite console again?
yes
it works
Would you please open the network logs in your browser and log into the Appwrite console again? Then, right click on the create email session network request and copy as curl
Then, run that curl command in WSL
I'm not able to find 'create email session network request'
i re-installed and it worked this time
sorry for inconvenience
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