In Python, we switched from Flask to asynciohttp library.
With that, start command changed. CLI has start-command hard-coded, so we need to update it.
What I did instead is used helper bash script. This resolves the problem, and also ensures it doesn't happen in future. Those start helpers are what Open Runtimes tests use, so they are always 100% reliable.
I only manually tested everything working properly with Python and Node, but start helper is used for all runtime tests in Open Runtimes, so it gives me confidence it's not breaking anything currently working fine.
What does this PR do?
In Python, we switched from Flask to asynciohttp library. With that, start command changed. CLI has start-command hard-coded, so we need to update it.
What I did instead is used helper bash script. This resolves the problem, and also ensures it doesn't happen in future. Those start helpers are what Open Runtimes tests use, so they are always 100% reliable.
I only manually tested everything working properly with Python and Node, but start helper is used for all runtime tests in Open Runtimes, so it gives me confidence it's not breaking anything currently working fine.
Fixes https://github.com/appwrite/appwrite/issues/8902
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