1.4.2 function syntax problem

What exactly did you do with the CLI?

TL;DR

User is experiencing a syntax problem with a function in version 1.4.2. They may have accidentally changed the version of dart_appwrite from 8.0.0 to 10.0.0. They are unable to find the `appwrite init function` and are inquiring about the currency exchange sample. Support suggests deleting the function from appwrite, the local file system, and appwrite.json, then initializing and deploying the dart starter to test in Appwrite. There's a conversation about upgrading to different versions of appwrite and running the upgrade and migrate commands. User successfully deploys the 2.18 function

upgraded the CLI globally (today).

Created the function locally with the CLi. This was added to appwrite.json

TypeScript

{
            "$id": "purge",
            "name": "purge",
            "runtime": "dart-2.18",
            "execute": [],
            "events": [],
            "schedule": "",
            "timeout": 55,
            "enabled": true,
            "logging": true,
            "entrypoint": "lib/main.dart",
            "commands": "dart pub get",
            "ignore": [
                ".packages",
                ".dart_tool"
            ],
            "path": "functions/purge"
        }

dart 2.18 is set in .env It gets built. But it throws. Bad definition IMO.

and you never had a function w/ id purge?

never

I am using this as a woraround.

TypeScript

 List<String> log = [];

  log.add("Profile image pruning initiated...");

But I still can't .send anything back.

you're executing the code in appwrite, right?

what are you talking about?

Yes. From the console.

i just tried deploying the 2.18 function starter and it worked fine

created using the CLI?

yes

did you upgrade to appwrite 1.4.2?

yes. from 141<140<133

Migration were ok

did you run the upgrade command?. btw...you probably should have upgraded to 1.3.8 and ran the migrate command before upgrading to 1.4...

you mean like entrypoint="upgrade"? yes

what other changes did you make to the function starter before deploying?

I think I deployed it as 2.17 then 2.18

try deleting the function from appwrite, your local file system, and the appwrite.json. then, initialize and deploy the dart starter and test that in Appwrite

The currecy exchange sample ?

no appwrite init function

the starter runs fine.

I may have changed dart_appwrite: 8.0.0 to dart_appwrite: ^10.0.0

then some change you made caused problems...work incrementally to narrow down what the problem is

Thanks. Can't live w/o proper logs.

I haven't had much time since 1.3.3 to keep up with changes

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