Hi, is it a Next.js app? Can you share the folder structure?

Hi @giovanioliani, could you try function name with the file extension, for example:

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"functions": {
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    "api/cron/backup.js": {
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      "memory": 3009,
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      "maxDuration": 300
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    }
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  }

To learn more about function configurations, see function keys.

I hope this helps. If it doesn't, please include additional information such as framework, folder structure, etc, as Swarnava requested previously.

Hi. Yes, it is a Next.js app. The folder structure has an "app" directory at the root, then /api/cron/backup/route.ts.

Hi, I've tried it but it doesn't match the file unfortunately. The folder structure is shared in my previous comment.

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  "functions": {
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    "app/api/cron/backup/route.ts": {
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      "memory": 3008,
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      "maxDuration": 300
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    }

or

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  "functions": {
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    "app/api/cron/backup/*.ts": {
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      "memory": 3008,
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      "maxDuration": 300
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    }

or

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  "functions": {
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    "app/api/cron/backup/*.*": {
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      "memory": 3008,
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      "maxDuration": 300
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    }

Should work I believe

Unfortunately none of those work. I get these errors:

Hi @giovanioliani, can you use the format that @swarnava suggested above because it should include "app" in the path which the image above doesn't show.

I just tried replicating your project:

And it worked fine for me. Here's the output:

Thank you for pointing that out @anshumanb . I had tried so many times I became numb to the details. Using "app/api/cron/backup/route.ts" worked for me. You can close this if you want to.