I'd like to know if development keys are invalid in self-hosted environments? Is setting environment variables the only way to remove rate limits?
i can create dev keys on self-hosted. but you can also disable abuse checks via env vars
I don't know what's wrong, my development key isn't working. The endpoint for verifying email addresses is returning a 429 error, even though the header includes the Dev API key.
can you share the request and response headers?
Yes, but I'm currently out. I'll send it to you later today. I'll also try again in the meantime.
This is also my code (it might look a bit basic). Init Appwrite Verify Email
careful about checking in the dev key and exposing it
I know, realized this morning that I accidentally committed the development key, but it has already expired.
When I encountered a 429 error during development, I immediately added the development key but forgot to use environment variables.
But I'm still very grateful for your reminder.
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