Hello!
I have a document with a Datetime attribute that has a value. Now I want to clear that value using the appwrite console. I have tried "clear", "delete" button, "back" button, the input seems to be cleared and clicking on update seems to work with the green confirmation that the document has been updated.
But the date is set to today current date/time.
I'm using 1.4.3
Any help here please ?
That's possible due to browser cache. Did you have tried refreshing the page?
Not only going back and there again, but clicking refresh button
I have cleared browser cache and used refresh button but with no success
You can see here repeating it several times : https://www.loom.com/share/ffa4198b7e554bfc91d6d50ca62f3a10?sid=b70b3d01-ca0a-4997-8f5b-44dace6819a9
What do you get after running
docker compose logs appwrite?
i don't have errors using that command related to the update i'm doing (last error is from yesterday related to something else).
I see something interesting here. In browser network console, i see the patch payload is sent with an empty string while the response is returned with NOW date:
Do you think this is a bug ?
Maybe
What are your network logs?
So the data looks right...but the console doesn't seem to render empty strings right. It might be good to create an issue for this
The data are not correct, the update hasn't been executed right,because when i make a getDocument (using the sdk) i get the wrong value for that attribute. I'll open a ticket for this
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