Is it normal for an event to take several minutes to trigger the function?
I created a user multiple times (Create → Delete → Create → Delete, etc.). Only one of the events arrived, and it took around 5–10 minutes before the function was executed.
Test: 14:41 — User created (system should post a users.create event) 14:49 — Function still not executed
If I keep deleting and recreating a user through my signup flow, the function eventually executes. It’s likely that I’ve misconfigured something, but I’m not sure.
Maybe I’m doing something wrong?
We may have had some issues with functions today. Is it still happening? What event went through?
Hi,
I tested only with users.create. I ended up, going another route, instead of relying on the function to run on the event.
When I create a new function, that needs to rely on events, I will get back.
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