mav8rickOriginal post
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Hi all,
I was trying out calling functions over REST and I noted that calling a particular function (supplying the right input data) using https://[hostname]/v1/functions/{functionId}/executions
will cause the server to return the full list of executions ever done!
This is clearly not ideal as the no. of executions will only grow and the calling program gets to "see" all the previous responses (security issue).
I know this does not happen if I'm calling using e.g. the Flutter SDK but I would need a corresponding solution when I use REST.
Anyone got some tips for me?
Summary
The user was experiencing an issue when calling a specific function using REST. When making the call, the server returned a full list of all previous executions, which posed a security issue. The user mentioned that this did not happen when using the Flutter SDK. They requested tips for a solution when using REST.
Solution: The user was advised not to use an API key when testing and to set the relevant execute access. The "Execute Access" in the Settings tab should be configured accordingly.