Hmm. Maybe active deployment got deleted 🤔
maybe?
how can I set back HAHAHAHHAA
Fastest solution would be to delete function and make new one
I dont want to delete and deployed again my function
because I have this plenty environment here
HAHAHAHAHHA
Lets try to add /settings to end of URL, see if that also gives error 500
thats a cheat
ohh
HAHAHAH
thanks @Meldiron
@Meldiron
sorry for mention you again here
when I upload the env again
it said that it already exist
but does not appear the old
Hmm, weird. Did you give the function same custom ID when creating?
what I did is that redeployment my function in cli
so it will be have the same id
I see. Yeah, something got broken, because functions should never allow deleting active deployment. I can imagine that delete job also failed because of that, leaving leftover variables. I would suggest going to appwrite.json and changing function ID. Then deploying - that will create new function. On that, everything will work.
alright thanks matej
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