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When an API response returns an array, the CLI doesn't properly handle arrays. Because of this, as an example, permissions cannot be viewed via the CLI.
From the endpoint /v1/storage/files/{fileId}, the $permissions field is empty:
@eldadfux@kodumbeats Since the arrays can have an indefinite amount of nesting, I had decided to display only the first level of arrays in the form of a table. Once we decide on a proper logic to handle nested arrays and how to display them, I'll go ahead with the implementation
When an API response returns an array, the CLI doesn't properly handle arrays. Because of this, as an example, permissions cannot be viewed via the CLI.
From the endpoint
/v1/storage/files/{fileId}
, the$permissions
field is empty:From
/v1/storage/files
andv1/functions
,$permissions
returns only the array with length in parentheses:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: