Hello Team Appwrite,
I have tried running Python functions locally using the bare minimum starter code provided by Appwrite, but it is neither working nor giving any error. I have tested it in both Python 3.9 and 3.11 environments. If I push the function to production via the command appwrite push function, it successfully deploys and works as expected.
Could you please help me, as I am stuck and can't think of a way forward?
Please see the attached file.
Thank you.
assuming you have docker desktop installed, can you check the container if it has recorded any logs or such?
@darShan Yes docker desktop is installed, container is up and no logs are recorded in container
Hey @Zaeem , I was also having this issue. I just put a bug report in here: https://github.com/appwrite/appwrite/issues/8902
If you update V4-> V3 in your utils.js of your appwrite CLI directory, you should be up and running
Thanks @Mojo , its works after changing openRuntimesVersion from 'v4' to 'v3' 🙌
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