error mentioned above happens when updating relationship
code:
async function updateChildren() {
await appwriteDatabases.updateDocument(DB_ID,COLLECTION.Parents,parentDBID,
{
students:[...children]
}
).then((res) => {
console.log(res);
});
}
this is the children array :
someone please help me
What comes after must in the error
can you orovide the information about your attributes and then the step by step when and how does that problem occur.
Can you share the payload of the patch request?
When was this relationship created?
Did this ever work?
What are the details about the relationship attribute (what type, etc)?
this used to work but recently it stopped working when I started testing the feature
this relationship was created a few months back. Id say around december (ish)
relationship type is many to one
You might have a problem with some of your columns. Can you provide an appwrite.json of your collections via the Appwrite CLI?
I reset my entire collection but the issue still persistent
oh btw
@Steven do u rememebr me asking you to retrieve my projects from another account?
I completely forgot about that
but can you do taht please
so basically waht happened was that me and my cousin got the free plan of appwrite
yk the promotion
and we shared eachother out personal projects
and what happened
is that after the free tier expired
since we shared our projects
he got my personal projects
as well as he kept his
so now I have to log into his account to access my projects
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