Hi, I'm building a slack application with Appwrite and I'm attempting to listen to events which appear to be calling my Appwrite function.
Upon inspection of the executions I can't see any of the logs I've put in my function. As you can see by the code I've provided I'm using the context.log function.
I've redeployed the function and tried several times with no luck. Let me know if you can see what I'm doing wrong.
Probably because it's executing line 4
I suspect not because I am getting a 200 in the Status Code on the execution view.
Also line 22 should include a return statement
ok
I think I've figured it out.. It's deploying an older commit? Not sure how I can update that.
Is there a newer commit in the deployment logs?
Yes but I am manually triggering it because I saw that it would no longer redeploy automatically when pushing to the branch it's working with.
That's weird...
Yea I think I'll try the cli or something. Thanks for your help!
[SOLVED] Logs not appearing in execution viewer
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