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Function permissions
In my app I have a CreateUser flow which makes several documents and at the end uses the functions.createExecution() to call a server-side function to create a document in a management table (so the user shouldn't have any permissions to read/write/update/delete; completely out of scope). Every step in the creation flow works up until the function call, the function log gives a 500 error with this as the reason (Database error: The current user is not authorized to perform the requested action.). Does this mean it is a function scope error, or what? The user shouldn't have/need permission to access creation for that table. The function's scope has access to create for it, so I'm so confused. Any help would be appreciated!
TL;DR
Developers are encountering a permissions issue when a function is called to create a document in a management table from an app's CreateUser flow. Despite the function having appropriate access, a 500 error indicates the current user is not authorized. This error might arise from incorrect function permissions or conflicting access settings. Double-check the function's scope and verify the user's permissions for accurate configuration.