Creating a document and then updating it via the action reference in the *same* action stopped working.

[kskirilov]

As per title, creating a document and then updating it via the action reference stopped working.

Recreation is self-explanatory.

[yoheisoito]

Hi @kskirilov,

Thanks for raising the issue.
I was able to create a document on a collection, then use that reference to update a field as my subsequent action.
Please see the pasted screenshot per below.

Please reopen the issue if you are not able to achieve this on a blank project, or I am missing your point.

Thanks!

[kskirilov]

Hey @yoheisoito , I created a blank project and the following action fails (there is a "defaultChannelRef" update action which is nowhere to be seen in the actual document. Everything until that point executes and fails at that stage)

I see no reason why it should be failing and used to work before, so it's pretty clear it's an FF bug since it happens exactly the same way in 2 projects for me. I really hope the internal team at FlutterFlow is on code red for all the issues that have creeped up in the past weeks because it's causing a lot of pain. I know it happens, but I really hope it's being dealt with internally as the first priority.

[kskirilov]

Here is more detail on my issue
I create a space (and an action output)
I create a channel (and an action output)

I try to update the space (via the action output), setting it's defaultChannelRef to the channel (via the action output)

Maybe it's something to do with updating an action output with another action output? Not sure, but this anyhow used to work before.

[wenkaifan0720]

Hi @kskirilov. Could share with me the bug report code?

[kskirilov]

Hey, here it is
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Thank you

[kskirilov]

Just to confirm, I carried out further testing and you are able to use an action reference, but updating an action reference document with another action reference (or maybe anything) is where it fails