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Self-hosted edge functions - Error when importing shared local files #149
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I have the same issue |
🎉 This issue has been resolved in version 1.8.2 🎉 The release is available on GitHub release Your semantic-release bot 📦🚀 |
I have this issue too |
I also have this issue! |
@ginsudev @fraktalize Are you experiencing the issue when running via Supabase CLI? Have you tried upgrading to the latest version of the CLI? If you're running edge-runtime directly, can you share your setup so I can try to reproduce the issue. |
having the same issue today, this is is not fixed yet. |
same issue :( |
Also same issue; just updated the CLI. supabase-edge-runtime-1.33.5 |
@jb-thery @thewebbeckons Are you trying to import from |
@laktek Seems like mine was something different just reporting the same error message. Can disregard my comment; everything is resolved on my end. |
I have the same issue. Running 1.38.0. Once I moved it into the folder where the function resides, the issue got resolved. Here is the detailed error:
Here is excerpt from my
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having similar issues |
I am having the same issue also. I use the same folder setup as per https://supabase.com/docs/guides/functions/quickstart#organizing-your-edge-functions My folder structure is as so:
My import_map.json looks like: If I import in either of the functions index.ts files something from @admin e.g. My IDE (VSCode) is happy, but I get the following runtime error when the function is invoked:
I have tired running the function by specifying the import_map.json file as an arg, by config.toml and also without specifying anything about an import_map.json file and I can't get it to work. e,g. Only by moving the admin.ts file into the my-handler-1 folder makes the import work, however this obviously makes it unable to be shared to my-handler-2/index.ts Has anyone else been able to share a local module between 2 functions successfully? If so, could you please post an example. |
Same issue, please fix it or suggest solution please. |
Not sure if this issue is directly related, but I get this error when importing json file locally using the debugger:
using this code:
with this test file
Seems like something do with the end of file character (line 3 column 2)... but there's nothing there... i have tried adding an extra line or deleting any whitespace after it, still fires the same issue. This only occurs when using the debugger, or the ''--inspect" flag. |
same issue here |
Bug report
Describe the bug
Calling an edge function that imports local files from the
_shared
directory produces the following error:Within the
supabase-edge-functions
container logs I see the following error:To Reproduce
/functions/_shared/message.ts
:/functions/hello/index.ts
to import the function from that file:docker compose down
anddocker compose up
to ensure the new file is present within the container.http://localhost:8000/functions/v1/hello
Expected behavior
I'm expecting the message
Hello from Edge Functions!
to be displayed, but instead, I see{"msg":"InvalidWorkerCreation: worker boot error"}
System information
Additional context
If I move the
_shared
directory underneath hello:/functions/hello/_shared/
, and alter the import statement within/hello/index.ts
toimport { message } from "./_shared/message.ts";
, then it works fine.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: