Hi all, I am currently testing BaaS's for a project. With Appwrite (running in Docker) I ran in two big issues where I am not sure if I did something wrong / the functionality is bugged and / or how I can fix it.
- To bring multiple collections into relation, I tested the really handy "relationship" functionality. Unfortunately, out of a sudden I saw many empty relationship entries in some documents (see Screenshot). When I want to delete them by pressing
x
the web-UI stops working and I have to do a page refresh (STRG+R / F5).
Maybe the empty entries are caused by my Relationship-Setting Set NULL - set document ID as NULL in all related documents
- but I am not sure. Anyway, even if this is the case I would need to be able to delete the empty entries, or?
Bonus Question: If Relations are not production ready and buggy, what else would be an "Appwrite-style" approach to link different collections? I did not find anything else which would enable a foreign key relationship behavior so far.
2)
What I suddenly experienced as well was that I cannot change the name of an attribute of a document. If I try that I just get the not really helpful message Server Error
and that's it (See screenshot). I could image that this behavior correlates with the root cause of issue 1 but I have no idea how to solve this.
Finally, and not an issue but curosity: is there an easy possibility to data via UI to backup them and maybe even import it again? Like a csv dump?
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