
I have a appwrite server function querying my memberships as this;
TypeScript
data = json.loads(request.payload or "{}")
queries = []
email = None
if not 'cursor' in data:
return response.json({})
if data['cursor'] != 'null':
queries.append(Query.greaterThanEqual(data['cursor']))
if data['email'] != 'null':
email = data['email']
lista = teams.list_memberships(team_id=data['time_id'], queries=queries, search=email)
return response.json(lista)```
and I've tried to replace it by direct querying from mobile as this:
```final docs = await ServidorAppwrite.instance.teams.listMemberships(
teamId: timeId,
queries: [
if (cursor != null) Query.cursorAfter(cursor),
],
search: email,
);```
but the mobile query throws:
`AppwriteException: team_not_found, Team with the requested ID could not be found. (404)`
I don't know why this happens because the team_id is exactly the same...
TL;DR
Developers are having trouble with a Flutter query when trying to list memberships. The error `team_not_found` occurs even though the team ID is correct. This could be due to a potential issue with how the team ID is being passed. Double-check the team ID formatting and ensure it matches.Recommended threads
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