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--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
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When the callback URL shows ?error=access_denied, the login was refused after authentication. The description parameter names the cause; tenant logs confirm it. Not for different error messages.
Symptom: the app redirects to /callback?error=... Cause is usually upstream of the app. Confirmation: the failed-login log event (type f) with the same timestamp. Fix follows the log's details.error. Not for different error messages.
Supabase auth on Android: the browser handoff works but the user never returns to the app. Covers the intent filter in AndroidManifest.xml, the handler activity, the dashboard redirect URL, and the internet permission. Not for iOS or web auth flows.
Symptom: the app redirects to /callback?error=... Cause is usually upstream of the app. Confirmation: the failed-login log event (type f) with the same timestamp. Fix follows the log's details.error.
When the callback URL shows ?error=access_denied, the login was refused after authentication. The description parameter names the cause; tenant logs confirm it.
Android agents get the Supabase client working and then lose the user at the browser handoff. The fix is the intent filter in AndroidManifest.xml plus a handler activity, matching a redirect URL registered in the dashboard.
The API key auth config was being created but the key itself wasnt persisted on the connected account, so any follow-up call failed. This was an SDK bug, fixed in @composio/core 0.1.36-next.5. The simplest path is just upgrading past that version. One reporter also shared a raw-fetch workaround against the /api/v3/con…
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I was using the Composio V3 TypeScript SDK on 0.1.36-next.0 to authenticate agents with an API key toolkit, via connectedAccounts.initiate with AuthScheme.APIKey({ API key: YOUR API KEY }). The initiate call seemed to succeed, but afterwards connectedAccounts.list and waitForConnection blew up. Looking at the dashboar…
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Pass the raw request body to constructEvent, not a re-stringified object: on Lambda use event.body as received (the raw string), since any JSON.stringify round-trip changes the bytes and breaks the signature. Also verify you are using the webhook signing secret (whsec_..., from Dashboard > Developers > Webhooks > Reve…
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On AWS Lambda (via API Gateway), stripe.webhooks.constructEvent failed with No signatures found matching the expected signature for payload. API Gateway hands the Lambda a parsed JSON object as the body, and JSON.stringify-ing it back subtly changes key order and escaping versus the exact bytes Stripe signed, so the h…
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The kit became a full-stack app you can self-host with its own auth, but the old token-in-URL behavior is still there. In the authentication modal, switch to the "Tinybird Token" tab and paste your dashboard token there. The dashboard then behaves exactly like before. If you want the self-hosted version with real user…
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After the Tinybird web analytics starter kit was migrated to the new TypeScript SDK, opening the pre-built dashboard with the token in the URL no longer worked. Instead of loading, the page showed an authentication modal asking for a username and password. It wasnt clear what to enter, since the old flow only ever nee…
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If your streamed Llama 3 responses start by echoing the first tokens of previous turns, you are on a client version with the streaming bug, not a model problem. The maintainer reproduced it in the client alone after ruling out stop sequences, and the fix is in replicate-python 0.25.2. Upgrade past 0.25.2 and the repea…
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Streaming meta/meta-llama-3-70b-instruct produced a strange artifact: each new response in a chat started by repeating earlier turns' first tokens, first "Hi", then "I", then "How", growing with the conversation. Maintainer mattt first suspected the model's stop sequences and pushed a new model build, then reproduce…
Problem outcome: unknown