and if it fully works and i need it, it goes to a production server
where I install the software from scratch, set it up correctly and then use the .env file instead, or whatever the software needs
but I can try using the .env and see if it works
you should be using the docker-compose.yml and .env file provided when installing Appwrite using docker. Any env var changes should be done in the .env file. When you're done testing, you can copy the whole appwrite folder (with the docker-compose.yml and .env files) to your production server and run docker compose up -d
Moved everything to .env, now am getting this:
i've seen this happen if the github callback URLs in the github app are incorrect, missing, or not in the right order
refreshing the page still shows the same values?
correct
Is the output of docker compose exec appwrite vars all look correct for the GITHUB env vars?
for the account permissions in the github app, is the email address permission set to read-only?
yes
seems to be good
although this gives invalid private key, even though if i try anything else, i get a different error
so i think the key is correct too
even though if i try anything else, i get a different error
huh what do you mean?
oh nvm, suddenly it says valid
kept yelling invalid key the entire time, but now it seems fine, however still getting that error
it's on /v1/vcs/github/callback
so i can install everything, but the moment it redirects back i get that
maybe something is wrong with your _APP_VCS_GITHUB_CLIENT_ID or _APP_VCS_GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET
ah!
the app id was incorrect.. no clue where i got that id from
thank you so much
[Solved] GH Functions callback error 500
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