And what's docker compose logs openruntimes-executor show?
still getting Could not resolve host: appwrite-executor with status code 0 the logs above are after re-deploying hello world function
Can you include the timestamps? I think it's docker compose logs --timestamps openruntimes-executor
And docker inspect runtimes?
Did you restart it in this timeframe?
There is an environment variable like function_rumtimes or something. What's that set to?
It's _APP_FUNCTIONS_RUNTIMES_NETWORK
And what's your docker-compose.yml file?
yes
what specific info you want to see?
now it is working!
I don't know what happened. I did not do anything and I saw deployment was successful then I executed it and it worked!
Just an update: the functions are working fine for now but I would request the devs to look into this as I fear upgrading to the next version might trigger this again.
[AUTO SOLVED] having a hard time w ith v1.4.4 functions
i just upgraded 1.4.4 from 1.4.3 functions failed with "file not found"
i realized that there is a new varbiable in .env with _APP_OPTIONS_FUNCTIONS_FORCE_HTTPS disabled to enabled.
Nothing changed!
i deleted all functions to deploy it from again. Now im getting this error that is Error: No such container: appwrite-executor-650750d21e4a6a589be3-6523b5bcd6dd1b2b8ea7
when i moved 1.4.3 again, all works fine, upgraded 1.4.4 fails again with File not found any guide?
opened about issue as well about it : https://github.com/appwrite/appwrite/issues/6859
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