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Yes in CMD and project is on cloud
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Yes in CMD and project is on cloud
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Also this error happens when i delete multiple docs from database
where are you located? Maybe your internet connection is unstable?
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No issues with Internet, internet is 5G
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Airtel India
internet could still be unstable 🧐
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After 5-6 tries I finally removed 9 users from auth
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Again getting same error: socket connection timeout, when creating docs in batch
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I am migrating data from firebase manually and getting this error
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full error:
AppwriteException [Error]: Socket connection timeout
at Client.call (C:\Projects\appwrite\node_modules\node-appwrite\lib\client.js:180:23)
at process.processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:95:5)
at async Databases.createDocument (C:\Projects\appwrite\node_modules\node-appwrite\lib\services\databases.js:1691:16)
at async C:\Projects\appwrite\a.js:2781:9 {
code: undefined,
type: undefined,
response: undefined
} Failed undefined
This still implies some sort of Internet problem... Do you have some proxy or something? Can you curl the endpoint?
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PC is connected to Android hotspot
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try using stable internet connection
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But no issue with internet it is very fast
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check your pc firewall
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No any issue checked all, some docs saved but some fails. Tried more than 100times: node index.js
Docs? What's your code?
Just because it's fast, doesn't mean it's stable
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db.collection("contents")
.get()
.then((data) => {
data.docs.map(async (item) => {
const items = item.data();
//console.log("items.date_time", items.category);
const timestamp = items.date_time.seconds; // Unix timestamp in seconds
const date = new Date(timestamp * 1000); // Convert seconds to milliseconds
const isoString = date.toISOString();
const documentData = {
text: items.content,
type: items.type,
likes: items.likes,
comments: items.comments,
date_time: isoString,
user:items.userId,
};
await databases
.createDocument(
"64d487585f702b2b6ad6",
"64f9a5185029d4fc2147",
item.id,
documentData
)
.then(() => {
//console.log("created", items.id)
})
.catch((err) => console.log("errror:>" + err, item.id));
});
How many docs are there?
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139
Can you try requesting this without the nested callbacks and async map?
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Tried that but no effect
Please try a different internet network
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Tried on 4 networks but same