Created a new Realms application, initialized an example function named test/create using the example code located here, then pulled the remote using realm-cli. cding into the application directory and then immediately running realm-cli push --remote="remote-id" gives the error push failed: resource name can only contain ASCII letters, numbers, and underscores. Re-configuring both the functions config JSON and function source to not be nested (moved to create.js from test/create.js within the functions directory) succeeds - it seems like realm-cli isn't configured to handle nested functions when pushing.
Created a new Realms application, initialized an example function named
test/createusing the example code located here, then pulled the remote using realm-cli.cding into the application directory and then immediately runningrealm-cli push --remote="remote-id"gives the errorpush failed: resource name can only contain ASCII letters, numbers, and underscores. Re-configuring both the functions config JSON and function source to not be nested (moved tocreate.jsfromtest/create.jswithin thefunctionsdirectory) succeeds - it seems like realm-cli isn't configured to handle nested functions when pushing.