Router_path_not_found

Hi all, I have a website hosted on Appwrite sites, (repo on GitHub) and just earlier today the main page (and all pages) went down mysteriously with this error. "router_path_not_found"

Thinking it may have been a error on my end, I rolled back to a version from a few weeks ago (to when it was working) to no eval. (same error)

I'm wondering if this issue is on my end, or if it is a larger issue. I doubled checked and my Appwrite sites is set to serve from the root directory, which is where my index.html and main.css files are located. Thanks for any help in advance.

I'm having the same issue with these findings across four published sites:

• Some visitors see Appwrite's "router_path_not_found" page on the homepage (base domain).
• All visitors see "router_path_not_found" when direct linking to any other page.
• Affects both Appwrite's default domains and custom domains.
• Visitors have inconsistent results between the different sites, even though all sites run with the same settings and their repos have identical scaffolding / frameworks.

Myself and others have tested with hard refreshes, incognito mode, etc, and I can't identify a pattern yet. I'm hoping this is on Appwrite's end and a quick fix, since it's affecting commercial activity.

Hey, can you please share these details with us - framework, framework version, and build settings?

Hey- the issue seems to have resolved itself (after a day or so), but I will share in case it happens again.

@Divyansha I have a support email thread with you but am not getting any replies except for notices of the ticket being closed. Not sure if one or both of us is missing emails.

Anyway, the first issue above went away after your Nov 27th email saying your team made some changes. However another issue persists where "Page not found" still appears when direct linking to any path off the base domain, e.g. https://domain.com/page. It is still possible to navigate to the path using navigation UI in the home page, but not being able to direct link is a big limitation. Let me know your thoughts.

Can you share your repo?