Execution error: general_argument_invalid

I am not sure what's going on. If I understood it right, I should be able to call my function through the domain I have set to it, but It doesn't work. I am always getting the error above.

No idea of what I am supposed to do, may you help me pls?

What did you pass for the body?

that env var should not match your custom function domain

can you try running this on your server where your docker-compose.yml file is?

CONTAINER=appwrite-mariadb

docker exec -it $CONTAINER sh -c 'mysql -uroot -p$MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD $MYSQL_DATABASE -e "select projectId as \"Project ID\", domain as \"Domain\", resourceType as \"Resource\", resourceId as \"Resource ID\" from _console_rules;"'

hmm that's all correct

do you have a reverse proxy in front of appwrite?

no

there's only appwrite running on a Ubuntu 22.04 server

Having the same issue here

Nvm, Fixed it by setting the env _APP_DOMAIN_FUNCTIONS=*.mydomain.com

@Lucas Reis, what's the domain functions env var if you run docker compose exec appwrite vars?

interesting, it's empty even though I have it set in my .env file

Did you run docker compose up -d to apply the changes?

docker-compose restart

so now I run docker-compose down and then docker-compose up -d

This won't apply changes

This does

now I see it set as _APP_DOMAIN_FUNCTIONS=*.appwrite.ssw.lol

lemme make a request to see what happens

awesome, now I have got "Execution error: No permissions provided for action 'execute'", and as expected after I set execution access to any role it responded as expected 😄

I just noticed when I deploy a new version of a function it loses the execute access roles. Is it the expected behaviour?

Are you deploying with the CLI like appwrite deploy function?

yes

I see, it's about this option right?

"execute": [],