# Manual Deployment Instructions for Self-Hosted Supabase

Since you're using self-hosted Supabase, here's how to deploy the edge function:

## Option 1: Via Supabase CLI (Recommended)

If you have Supabase CLI installed:

```bash
# Link to your self-hosted instance
supabase link --project-ref your-project-id

# Deploy the function
supabase functions deploy create-google-meet-event --verify-jwt
```

## Option 2: Direct File Upload to Supabase Container

For self-hosted Supabase, you need to:

1. **SSH into your Supabase container** or access via dashboard

2. **Copy the function file** to the correct location:
   ```bash
   # Path in Supabase: /var/lib/postgresql/functions/create-google-meet-event/index.ts
   # Or wherever your functions are stored
   ```

3. **Restart the Supabase functions service**

## Option 3: Use Docker Exec (If running in Docker)

```bash
# Find the Supabase container
docker ps | grep supabase

# Copy function file into container
docker cp supabase/functions/create-google-meet-event/index.ts \
  <container-id>:/home/deno/functions/create-google-meet-event/index.ts

# Restart the functions service
docker exec <container-id> supervisorctl restart functions:*
```

## Option 4: Update via Supabase Dashboard (If Available)

1. Access your Supabase dashboard at `https://lovable.backoffice.biz.id`
2. Navigate to **Edge Functions**
3. Click **New Function** or edit existing
4. Paste the code from `supabase/functions/create-google-meet-event/index.ts`
5. Set **Verify JWT** to `true`
6. Save

## Quick Test to Verify Function Exists

```bash
curl -X GET "https://lovable.backoffice.biz.id/functions/v1/create-google-meet-event" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_ANON_KEY"
```

Expected: Should get a method not allowed error (which means function exists)

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## Schema Cache Fix

For the schema cache issue with the `google_service_account_json` column:

### Run this in Supabase SQL Editor:

```sql
-- Step 1: Verify column exists
SELECT column_name, data_type
FROM information_schema.columns
WHERE table_name = 'platform_settings'
AND column_name = 'google_service_account_json';

-- Step 2: Force cache refresh
NOTIFY pgrst, 'reload schema';

-- Step 3: Test query
SELECT google_service_account_json FROM platform_settings;
```

### Or restart PostgREST:

If you have access:
```bash
# In Supabase container/system
supervisorctl restart postgrest
```

### Frontend workaround:

If the schema cache persists, you can bypass the type-safe client and use raw SQL:

```typescript
// In IntegrasiTab.tsx, temporary bypass
const { data } = await supabase
  .rpc('exec_sql', {
    sql: `UPDATE platform_settings SET google_service_account_json = '${JSON.stringify(settings.integration_google_service_account_json)}'::jsonb`
  });
```

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## Next Steps

1. Deploy the function using one of the methods above
2. Run the schema refresh SQL
3. Try saving the settings again
4. Test the connection

Let me know which deployment method works for your setup!