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Seems like all Parse actions done within Cloud Code are against Parse.com apps and not against local Parse Server. When I started trying out Parse Server I've set all keys to corresponding keys of my Parse.com app. Now I've got 155 error in my trigger, which should not be happening as I don't see anything within parse-server repo to throw it. So looks like it was communicating with Parse.com. When I changed all keys to random string I started getting I/O errors in Android app.
Here is the code in index.js:
// Initialize the node client SDK automaticallyParse.initialize(args.appId,args.javascriptKey||'',args.masterKey);
I wasn't able to find any way to provide server url in JS SDK. Am I missing something? Anyway, JS SDK initialized with Parse Server should probably be connected to localhost.
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Seems like all Parse actions done within Cloud Code are against Parse.com apps and not against local Parse Server. When I started trying out Parse Server I've set all keys to corresponding keys of my Parse.com app. Now I've got 155 error in my trigger, which should not be happening as I don't see anything within parse-server repo to throw it. So looks like it was communicating with Parse.com. When I changed all keys to random string I started getting I/O errors in Android app.
Here is the code in
index.js
:I wasn't able to find any way to provide server url in JS SDK. Am I missing something? Anyway, JS SDK initialized with Parse Server should probably be connected to localhost.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: