I'm having trouble understanding how to use the async: true flag in the createExecution function. Do I need to create some sort of queue system? I can't find any examples of how to do this for Cloud + Web (Node.js)
When I try to run the following function multiple times without async: true It's only running the first one. If I add async: true I get a server error: Error: Function execution failed with status 0:
try {
const execution = await functions.createExecution(
"6667045d000c65a2ddcb",
id,
true
)
if (
execution.responseStatusCode >= 200 &&
execution.responseStatusCode < 300
) {
return JSON.parse(execution.responseBody)
} else {
throw new Error(
`Function execution failed with status ${execution.responseStatusCode}: ${execution.responseBody}`
)
}
} catch (error) {
console.error("Error fetching payment from server: ", error)
throw error
}
}
TL;DR
Developers are struggling with executing multiple server functions in parallel due to issues with the `async: true` flag and empty `responseBody`. Possible need to rethink the approach and consider implementing a queue system. There is a server error `Error: Function execution failed with status 0:` when trying to execute the function multiple times with `async: true`.
