Karlstens Comments - Answer Overflow

Ahh, thanks @Michal Srb - I think I'm now realising the scope of my problem better. So, my understanding is - there are certain development convex files that should be pushed to the git repository (bitbucket/github) for safe keeping, such as my queries.js functions, so that they can easily be updated and pushed to Convex. Then there is one file, my .env.local which should only exist in my development environment and not be pushed to the repository. Further to this, I'm now reading about a ".vercelignore". For example, exploring my live project, I see that the pipeline from BitBucket to Vercel has pushed a README.md file that should only have gone as far as existing in BitBucket and not the Production Site on Vercel. So that said, I'm creating a file called ".vercelignore" and adding that readme file to it - and it's under this context I'm wondering - what Convex files/folders should persist in BitBucket, but not find their way to my Vercel production site? EDIT: Such as, I'm wondering if I should add the folder \convex, and its content such as _generated, to my .vercelignore file EDIT: And also, add the subdirectory \convex_generated to my .gitignore, whilst keeping "\convex" and my custom convex quiries still commiting to git (but not to vercel).

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•Created by Karlstens on 10/15/2023 in #support-community

How do I rebuild a table index after adding documents?

Thanks @lee - that's very helpful. I had a flag in my cloud function that I totally forgot which was filtering the otherwise instantly/correctly indexed data. Woo!

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•Created by Karlstens on 10/14/2023 in #support-community

Passing Arguments

Cool - been reading through the docco. Convex is awesome!

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CCConvex Community

•Created by Karlstens on 10/14/2023 in #support-community

Passing Arguments

(oh gawd, I just realised, I'm that "one last question..." guy. I'm so sorry!)

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