Airbyte Convex Destination Connector - 404 Error
Hi, I'm trying to import a json file into Convex via the Airbyte integration
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Set up the Convex destination connector in Airbyte.
2. Entered the Convex deployment URL from my Dev account:
-- deployment_url
3. Entered the correct API key:
-- access_key
4. Clicked "Test the destination"
5. Received the following error.
Configuration check failed
An exception occurred: <Response [404]>
I have tried this a few different times and have gotten the same result. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Thank you!
If it makes a difference - I'm using the Convex starter plan and a self-hosted, open-source Airbyte instance, which is running locally via Docker. My React Native app works locally with the Convex development database. The goal is to upload JSON files via Airbyte, enabling independent deployments.
@pearcy we're working on fixing this, but an option available to you given this setup is to change the Convex Airbyte integration, it should be a Python script somewhere in there
This is the problematic line https://github.com/airbytehq/airbyte/blob/b65ebc271bd32a3ddd34f82f1be6f565cdb6a117/airbyte-integrations/connectors/destination-convex/destination_convex/destination.py#L127
GitHub
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it's looking for
/version, but that's not something Convex backends currently provide. It should be checking /instance_versionThank you @Tom, that worked. That is a relief!