Hello appwrite community,
I have a cloud appwrite free account. I want to setup a functions and connect it with Github. In another project of that same account I could do that without any problems. Now I want to create a second function and a Github connection and when I open Github it shows me that appwrite is already activated for my Github account. When I click save i get redirected and I see an error 409 document_already_exists.
Can you tell me how I can setup functions in different applications but with the same Github account?
Kind regards
Did you ever change your GitHub account email?
the best way I saw was in the tutorial earlier today. just create directories within that repo for each function. then when setting your function endpoint you just add the folder name it should look inside
you don't need multiple connections to have multiple functions
Far in the past I change my email address, before even using appwrite
I do not see this screen, I am forced to connect again to Github Actually I did expect that it will me show this screen, as I am connect already
Toggle a setting so that the save/update button becomes active. Then, click it
yeah you can just go into the settings for your function, and open the git settings dropdown
I am stuck here
Click "Next" 😜
add to existing 🙂
you had a repo from before, right?
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