Closed growthondev closed 5 months ago
dshukertjr
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5 months ago What OS are you running your application on?
We've had similar reports in the past, and back then the cause was using an outdated version of Android. https://github.com/dart-lang/io/issues/83
growthondev
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5 months ago Hi @dshukertjr ! Thank you for your comment! I'm having the same error message both android and ios. I've been using supabase since 2022 and I don't have any problem so far but I got the error today on both ios and android.. Was there anything I should do for IPv4 deprecation even if I use flutter supabase package ? My working app is down now..
dshukertjr
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5 months ago @growthondev
Was there anything I should do for IPv4 deprecation even if I use flutter supabase package ?
No, there isn't anything that you needed to do if you are just using the Flutter package.
It might be an instance-specific issue. Could you open a support ticket from supabase.help?
growthondev
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5 months ago hi @dshukertjr I just provisioned a new instance using a new account and test if it works but it worked. I guess there is something wrong in my original account since all two instances are showing the same error message. I will create a ticket as you recommended! thanks a lot!
Describe the bug It shows CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED: unable to get local issuer certificate(handshake.cc:393) error
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior: It happens after January 26th. And it shows certificate error
Expected behavior should not have any problem.
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Version (please complete the following information): On Linux/macOS Please run
dart pub deps | grep -E "supabase|gotrue|postgrest|storage_client|realtime_client|functions_client"in your project directory and paste the output here.On Windows Please run
dart pub deps | findstr "supabase gotrue postgrest storage_client realtime_client functions_client"in your project directory and paste the output here.Additional context It happens after Jan 26th.