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and I'm waiting to see the update (and the console log)
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Hmmm unsubscribe is actually subscribing 🤔
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well, that's just me storing the unsubscribe method
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so that I can call it at the end of the useEffect
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useEffect(() => { getQuestionsFromDB();
const unsubscribe = client.subscribe( `databases.${DB_ID}.collections.${COLLECTION_ID}.documents`, (res) => { console.log({ res });
if ( res.events.includes( "databases.*.collections.*.documents.*.update" ) ) { setQuestions((prevQuestions) => { return prevQuestions.map((question) => { if (question.$id !== res.payload.$id) { return question; }
return res.payload; }); }); } console.log("UPDATED QUESTIONS"); } );
return () => { unsubscribe(); };}, []);Rank 1: Thread
this is the entire useEffect inside of my App.jsx
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this code worked, I haven't changed anything but then the event stopped firing
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are there any limitations? 🤔
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btw, the update method works too, I just don't get the realtime event and I have to manually refresh the page
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If i remember it well, the only limitation was that you can't have a lot of simultaneous connections
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But I think it's not the case
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Thai is Appwrite cloud, right?
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no, I'm just testing this on localhost
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yes
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Ok. Do you can send me your project ID?
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sure: 6694b8f8000ff3696830
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cc @Steven
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ok, now it seems to be back
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🤷♂️
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no changes in my code
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Steven will take a look soon into it to check logs and see if there's an issue from Appwrite's side and your specific project
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thank you
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Maybe it's an issue with your network 🤔🤷♂️
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No idea, sincerely 😅
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well, I can chat with you here and all the other apps that are connected to the internet are working fine 😅