"deta run" command

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What does the "deta run" exactly do?

The description is concise, and it does not tell much -- https://docs.deta.sh/docs/cli/commands#deta-run.

For example, when I do "deta run" for my micro based on FastAPI, it prints this:

❯ (cd micro && deta run login)
Running micro...

Response:
{
	"errorMessage": "'requestContext'",
	"errorType": "KeyError",
	"requestId": "9201d48d-f8b2-4070-b4db-fd8b875eac3a",
	"stackTrace": [
		"  File \"/opt/python/detalib/debugger.py\", line 154, in wrap\n    raise e\n",
		"  File \"/opt/python/detalib/debugger.py\", line 142, in wrap\n    result = func(event, context)\n",
		"  File \"/var/task/_entry.py\", line 14, in handler\n    return handle(event, main)\n",
		"  File \"/opt/python/detalib/handler.py\", line 25, in handle\n    return handlers.handle_bare_asgi(event, main, context)\n",
		"  File \"/opt/python/detalib/handlers.py\", line 21, in handle_bare_asgi\n    return Asgi(main.app, enable_lifespan=False)(event, context)\n",
		"  File \"/opt/python/detalib/adapters/asgi/adapter.py\", line 57, in __call__\n    raise exc\n",
		"  File \"/opt/python/detalib/adapters/asgi/adapter.py\", line 55, in __call__\n    response = self.handler(event, context)\n",
		"  File \"/opt/python/detalib/adapters/asgi/adapter.py\", line 61, in handler\n    response = self.handle_http(event, context)\n",
		"  File \"/opt/python/detalib/adapters/asgi/adapter.py\", line 70, in handle_http\n    server, client = get_server_and_client(event)\n",
		"  File \"/opt/python/detalib/adapters/asgi/adapter.py\", line 17, in get_server_and_client\n    client_addr = event[\"requestContext\"].get(\"identity\", {}).get(\"sourceIp\", None)\n"
	]
}

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It was supposed to be an alternative way to run micros besides HTTP and CRON, but its usage is not really recommended (if still supported at all) - just avoid using it.