
why aren't collections being created in the database that I made on docker? and they are constantly in processing
TL;DR
Developers are experiencing an error when trying to initialize a logging provider with the message "Unable to parse DSN: scheme is required." Additionally, they are facing issues with collections not being created in the database set up on Docker and remaining in a processing state. Consider checking Docker logs for more information on the issue.
what do the docker logs say?

TypeScript
Failed to initialize logging provider: Unable to parse DSN: scheme is required
[Error] Timestamp: 2025-04-06T10:31:49+00:00
[Error] Method:
[Error] URL: /v1/realtime
[Error] Type: Appwrite\Extend\Exception
[Error] Message: The requested route was not found. Please refer to the API docs and try again.
[Error] File: /usr/src/code/app/controllers/general.php
[Error] Line: 1051
Failed to initialize logging provider: Unable to parse DSN: scheme is required
[Error] Timestamp: 2025-04-06T10:32:01+00:00
[Error] Method:
[Error] URL: /v1/realtime
[Error] Type: Appwrite\Extend\Exception
[Error] Message: The requested route was not found. Please refer to the API docs and try again.
[Error] File: /usr/src/code/app/controllers/general.php
[Error] Line: 1051
Failed to initialize logging provider: Unable to parse DSN: scheme is required

nothing related to databases, collections?

ohh, moment


only this
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