Can I use the getRow functionality if that row contains encrypted string attributes? Or is this completely impossible to get the value on the client side? From this blog post I was assuming this only applied to querying and indexing, but am I missing something?
I get this error
AppwriteException: row_not_found, Row with the requested ID could not be found. (404)
but I am sure that the row exists and have checked the IDs of the databasae, table and row. I have enabled row security and given all permissions to the current user. I can query other tables in the same database.
Is this a generic error message? Can I not access rows with an encrypted attribute from the client at all?
As that blog post states:
encrypted attributes cannot be queried. You cannot filter, search, or sort based on encrypted values.
Okay, but that means the entire row cannot be queried (I assume getRow() basically is just a query)? Even unencrypted attributes are not retrievable?
Hm, I have to look into it. I created a new table with just a singular unencrypted string attribute and that row was also not found. Will check that out later and probably use a cloud function to decrypt the key that needs to be in plaintext for querying
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