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Unable to create Cookbook #2
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Hey, thanks for opening an issue!
If the type index doesn't exist, the app should create it, so maybe there's another problem. What version of CSS are you using? Last time I tested was using
I think this has to do with a problem I reported a while ago in NSS nodeSolidServer/node-solid-server#1703 I didn't think about updating this app, but maybe I should have, thanks for the reminder 😅. In any case, at this point I'm focusing on finishing my latest app. Once it's ready, I'm planning on updating all my apps with many improvements I've learned about making Solid Apps. But I'll leave this issue open until I do. |
I think I am at
Ah cool! Looking forward to it! :) No worries, I was just tinkering around seeing what apps still work and what could be re-used. |
I have looked into this to see why it didn't work with CSS, and it had something to do with a change I made a while ago to one of the dependencies. In a nutshell, before that update I assumed that user profiles were always writable. But ESS recently made profiles read-only, so now it's necessary to read the On that point, I did see the following error which gave me a clue. Didn't you get it as well?
In any case, it should be fixed now :). Since I updated the libraries as well, this should also fix the problem with NSS so I'm closing this issue. Feel free to reopen in case something's still wrong. * It seems this may not be as simple as it sounds. |
Hi,
I thought I play a little with this gem of an app - but I ran into the following problem...
Using NSS (solidweb.org), I logged in and tried to create a cookbook.
(Using CSS, I could not even login because there is no typeIndex by default, which I assume the app relies on... different issue, I guess...)
Upon creating a cookbook, I get a 500 Server Error:
Dev tools network tab shows a GET request with 404 response to
/cookbook/
, makes sense, does not exist yet.Then, a PATCH request to
/cookbook/
resulting in the 500. I do not know if NSS changed behaviour for PATCH on non-existent resources.Thought, I'd let you know. :)
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