error NU1301: Unable to load the service index

Uhh new containers are spun up for each function for build

makes sense but how do i make sure that they get internet access?

i cant even get the default functions to work right now.. creating a new basic template with appwrite init function and appwrite deploy function for dotnet results in also in error NU1301: Unable to load the service index for source and I dont understand why

*tested on 1.4.9 and 1.4.11

btw. Is there a way to include the Appwrite nuget package in the function tarball so that im at least able to deploy it this way since i cant resolve the other issue right now😬

How are you configuring your proxy? It sounds like you need the proxy in order to access the internet, is that right?

sorry, I don't know enough about nuget to advise on this

that is correct.. right now the ubuntu host machine is running a proxy setup with following envs no_proxy=*** ftp_proxy=*** https_proxy=*** http_proxy=*** . If i log into an appwrite container (e.g. executor, worker-functions..) I can curl google successfully with this setup. So if the containers have internet access the brought up containers which build the functions should have internet as well for fetching packages ??

I did experiment with putting the proxy also in ./docker/config.json or directly into the docker-compose.yml but since the containers have internet access with just the system wide proxy playing with that seems unnecessary especially because i couldnt get it to work properly too

That docker JSON config. That's in dockers system folder, right?

Yes exactly

interesting...i would expect that to apply to all containers then 🧐

yes, I also tried deploying the templates of NodeJs and Dart which to my understanding all pull the appwrite sdk from network sources. Weirdly the NodeJS function deploys without issue every time but dotnet and dart cant connect to remote sources.

To Bypass the Problem I setup a local nuget repository on the host machine but now I have the problem that in order to use it I have to mount the volume. I did that to a couple containers and I can access the repo from the containers but I dont know how to configure it so that it will get mounted in the container building the function? Which container is responsible for bringing up the runtimes and how can i get my volume in there?

mount the volume into the build container? that sounds odd...your local repo doesn't act as a mirror in which you can connect to (presumably via HTTP)?

@Aditya Oberai any suggestions about this one?

This seems to be a Docker issue that comes up when on devices with multiple network adapters

The following thread seems to cover solutions to this issue

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50039331/unable-to-load-the-service-index-for-source-https-api-nuget-org-v3-index-json/59944594#59944594

You could clone the SDK repo, add a reference to the directory and use it as a class library if you want

https://github.com/appwrite/sdk-for-dotnet