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Followed installation instructions. Result: Supabase error. During installation, I changed botname (TESTNET) in Import_SQL.sql and created tables as instructed. Botname is NOT "kkoenen". Not sure where "kkoenen" is assigned to variable, as I didn't use it in .env, or anywhere else.. where is it coming from? Tried copying the created tables and rename them to "kkoenen_1h_positions", that indeed solved this issue.
Issue solved by manually creating the table (copied original table, created by Import_SQL.sql. Question is why supabase.ts didn't use the right variable (from .env) in composing the tablenames.
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Followed installation instructions. Result: Supabase error. During installation, I changed botname (TESTNET) in Import_SQL.sql and created tables as instructed. Botname is NOT "kkoenen". Not sure where "kkoenen" is assigned to variable, as I didn't use it in .env, or anywhere else.. where is it coming from? Tried copying the created tables and rename them to "kkoenen_1h_positions", that indeed solved this issue.
When writing to database, error:
Error @ positions { message: 'relation "public.**kkoenen**_1h_positions" does not exist', code: '42P01', details: null, hint: null } Error, please check bot. [object Object]
Issue solved by manually creating the table (copied original table, created by Import_SQL.sql. Question is why supabase.ts didn't use the right variable (from .env) in composing the tablenames.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: