I have an array
and I try (I spend a couple of useless hours) to update table in firestore document
but I still receive this error
How to solve this issue?? I saw that not only me had similar problem, could you do anything with this?
but I still receive this error
How to solve this issue?? I saw that not only me had similar problem, could you do anything with this?
I have the same problem. I have multiples ways including making sure the array comes from a datastore field that is confirmed as an array.
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Ah yes… as usually with google… they make it very complicated.
The core issue, even though you correctly set the “Value Type” to “Array Value” in the Firestore module, is that Firestore (especially through the Make module) works a bit different.
It doesn’t just want a plain list of values like ["id1", "id2"] passed directly into the ‘Value’ field for updates. It actually expects an array where each item inside is its own structured object.
Think of it like needing [{"someKey": "id1"}, {"someKey": "id2"}] instead.
I can send you a step-by-step guide how to do it with a Aggregator module, just send me a short DM (I can’t post it because it’s Ai generated and the community rules here don’t allow it).
Got punished for this last time.