upload-private-key-file-to-cloud-storage

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I changed opendal to oss and executed the command 【flask upload-private-key-file-to-cloud-storage.】 Error: No such command 'upload-private-key-file-to-cloud-storage'.

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The error message "No such command 'upload-private-key-file-to-cloud-storage'" indicates that the command is not recognized by the Flask application. Here are a few steps to troubleshoot this issue:

1. Ensure Command Registration: Verify that the upload-private-key-file-to-cloud-storage command is properly defined and registered in the Flask application. This involves checking the init_app function in api/extensions/ext_commands.py to ensure the command is included in the cmds_to_register list and registered with app.cli.add_command(cmd).

2. Check for Recent Changes: If you recently changed from 'opendal' to 'oss', ensure that all related configurations and dependencies are correctly updated. This includes verifying that the command is still supported in the current version of the codebase.

3. Environment Setup: Make sure your environment is set up correctly. This includes having the necessary dependencies installed and the environment variables configured, especially if there were changes in the storage backend.

4. Flask Application Context: Ensure that you are executing the command within the correct Flask application context. This might involve activating a virtual environment or setting the FLASK_APP environment variable to point to the correct application module.

If the command is still not recognized, it might be necessary to review recent changes in the codebase or consult the documentation for any updates regarding command usage.

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[krmao]

docs had https://docs.dify.ai/zh-hans/learn-more/faq/install-faq#id-23.-ru-he-jiang-wen-jian-cong-ben-di-cun-chu-qian-yi-dao-yun-cun-chu