I've been building my app for the last week and just implemented Appwrite cloud (couple of days). For some reason the rate limit triggered even though all my graphs in the project show no information (which is strange).
I've not been requesting that much in all honesty. A query per minute or 2. When debugging more than that but that's for a short few minutes of debugging. Am I missing something?
all my graphs in the project show no information
This was a bug which should be solved now.
A query per minute
Read requests are not subject to rate limits.
Am I missing something?
We plan to make rate limits more configurable. You might want to 👍🏼 the related issue: https://github.com/appwrite/appwrite/issues/2953
Thanks Steven
[Solved] Rate limit triggered while debugging app
@Steven Hi Steven, I thought this was solved but you said that read requests are not subject to rate limits. However I login and request a list (which is empty now) and I still hit the rate limit. Could this be a bug?
I am not logging out; Could that be the problem why I'm hitting the rate limit?
The login could trigger a rate limit.
Also, you said you're not logging out...but you're logging in again?
Yes I forgot to code the logout because I'm coding a draft and understanding how appwrite works
At the moment of writing, if I run my app once, it triggers a rate limit. It's been hours since I last tried to connect, so I'm utterly lost why this triggers so fast.
Once time/request should not trigger rate limit 🤔
I'm going through the code and trying to see and see a catch 22; sorry for the confusion!
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