on 2025 May 14 8:03 AM
Hi, im just interested to know if this is a broader issue. I noticed that i cannot click on any of the Rest API integrations and see their configuration. The firebase and OData ones work. However my older REST API direct integration ones no longer allow me to click on them to update the configuration. I noticed that there is a new format called "Universal REST API integration" which seems to work. If i need to migrate my APIs to the new version - i cant set my configuration unfortunately. Appreciate any help.
@Dan_Wroblewski - wondering if the older API format is being depricated.
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I am told it is a regression that will be fixed in an upcoming release (no promises, of course)
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Hello Dan,
I know this issue is recent and the team cannot promise resolve this but when the old REST was working I configure relative paths to accommodate multiple endpoint of the same database, e.g.: my.api/communication/all and my.api/communication/user, both endpoint retrieve a list of record and I set the relative path like this: my.api/communication/{path} to set the path when making the API call.
But since the old API stop working this issue also crashses when building the application because os the same relative path, the error below is from a error log I got after trying build to web:
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Error: Command failed with exit code 1: node --max-old-space-size=12000 /app/current/node_modules/next/dist/bin/next build
⚠ Invalid next.config.js options detected:
⚠ Invalid input at "env.supportRelativePaths"
⚠ Expected string, received boolean at "env.supportRelativePaths"
⚠ Expected undefined, received boolean at "env.supportRelativePaths"
How can I proceed?
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