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from the overview section at the bottom
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If you are using cloud ur endpoint will be https://cloud.appwrite.io/v1
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ah, without the trailing /graphql?
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Yes
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Yes, I created one on the project overview page on the bottom.
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okh
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then see the docs for the header api property
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are you using Appwrite package for query
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if yes then you will have to lower the package version for the queries to work
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as it stands the cloud is not on 1.5x version yet
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the local version is at 1.5x but not the cloud
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I’m using the cloud. I don’t use the Appwrite package. I’m using a CLI utility called elm-graphql that builds the query and accepts the headers.
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Ook no problem
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Changed that, and the response is som 404 HTML 😦
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what are you fetching from the endpoint
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with trailing /graphql, there was json with 2 errors and status 200
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Okok
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I am fetching the database schema
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Are permissions given proper
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Not sure… I have set the API token to allow everything.
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Set the permissions properly
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and then try with the /graphql
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Is it correct that the API key gives the permissions? On the Appwrite console, the API key scope includes everything. Now I have set all permissions for “Any” role to active for each database table. Still, the errors are the same. Is there another option I need to activate to give permission?
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Ah I think I found what’s missing!
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