action calling action not working. Bad programming or issue?
Hi, i am using the latest wasp v12 version and started with a fresh saas template running on ubuntu Desktop 22.
I tested the Fileupload page and it works. Now i started developing my own page and action. The page will trigger a action and the action downloads a (for now) hard-coded file that should be uploaded with the createFile action. Meaning 1 action calls a second action. (My backup action calls createFile action). The first part, getting the file works but the calling createFile fails.
I copied the code from FileUploadPage.tsx into my backup.ts to trigger the upload. I changed the import in my backup.ts to:
import { createFile } from 'wasp/server/operations'; ...
Template Signup Network Error
Hey, I cloned the open-saas template, connected external DB, migrated and seeded it successfully. When I start the server and try to signup (username and pass), I get a Network Error and some errors in the console that I can't figure out where they are coming from Please help :sadboi:
How to test delete function in open sass starter template
Hello I am new to wasp and im trying to figure out how to properly unit test the front end. I have an initial test that is passing, that tests the getAllTasksByUser query returns the tasks and renders to the front end.
My failing test is supposed to follow a similar format as the first. Mock the function to return the expected data but im having trouble with a typescript error when passing in deleteTask to mockQuery -> "Argument of type 'Promise<GetResult<{ id: string; description: string; time: string; isDone: boolean; userId: number; createdAt: Date; }, unknown> & {}>' is not assignable to parameter of type 'Query<unknown, unknown>'.
Type 'Promise<GetResult<{ id: string; description: string; time: string; isDone: boolean; userId: number; createdAt: Date; }, unknown> & {}>' provides no match for the signature '(queryCacheKey: string[], args: unknown): Promise<unknown>'.ts(2345)"...
Running database migrations on hosted app
Hey everyone! I have my app hosted on Fly.
- When I try to sign up or log in, it says "Save failed: there was a database error" (see image 1).
- The Fly monitoring logs state the issue quite clearly: "🐝 This error can happen if you did't run the database migrations" (see image 2).
How do I go about running database migrations before I deploy a new release? I was looking at the Fly docs https://fly.io/docs/reference/configuration/#the-deploy-section, which say to add a
release_command to the .toml file....