Invalid relationship value. Must be either a document ID or a document, array given.
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Since updating to 1.5.6 and 1.5.7 I'm getting this error: Invalid relationship value. Must be either a document ID or a document, array given. I've downgraded back to 1.5.5, where it's working again.
It's a simple dart function which creates a new document with a relationship:
final docId = ID.unique();
await databases.createDocument(
databaseId: 'exampleDbId',
collectionId: 'exampleCollectionId',
documentId: docId,
data: {
'title': 'Example',
'nestedDocs': [
{
"\$id": docId,
"array": [],
},
]
},
);
Stacktrace:
Error: Invalid relationship value. Must be either a document ID or a document, array given.
#0 ClientMixin.prepareResponse (package:dart_appwrite/src/client_mixin.dart:73)
#1 ClientIO.call (package:dart_appwrite/src/client_io.dart:249)
<asynchronous suspension>
#2 Databases.createDocument (package:dart_appwrite/services/databases.dart:1060)
appwrite: ^12.0.3 dart_appwrite: ^11.0.2
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