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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.
Fixes Taildrop silently failing when you resend a file that was deleted on the receiving device. Use when the first Taildrop transfer works but resending the same file after deleting it never arrives, sometimes with an Internal Server Error. Covers the verified workarounds: rename the file before resending, or log out…
Fixes the 'Duplicate Node key' warning on Android after updating Tailscale by upgrading the Android app to version 1.86 or newer, which defers the taildrop directory picker until a file is actually received. Use when the Tailscale admin console shows duplicate node key entries for an Android device after an update. No…
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.
Android showing 'Duplicate Node key' in the admin console after updating: caused by the taildrop directory picker change in Tailscale 1.84. Fixed with the new behavior in 1.86, which no longer asks you to pick a taildrop directory until you need to receive a file with taildrop. Upgrade the Android app to >= 1.86. Main…
This was an SDK bug in the event handling. The OneSignal team fixed the underlying issue in 3.2.6; both the original reporter and a second user confirmed the events fired correctly after upgrading. Upgrade react-native-onesignal to 3.2.6 or later. Source: …
Problem outcome: unknown
On Android, react-native-onesignal 3.2.4 did not fire onOpened/onReceived events: on a real device, neither event fired in foreground or background (only onOpened when tapping a push with the app closed); on the emulator, foreground onReceived worked but background events never fired. The push message itself was deliv…
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This was an SDK bug in the early 5.x releases. Upgrade react-native-onesignal to the latest release: multiple reporters confirmed the external id is set correctly after upgrading, and the OneSignal team closed the issue as resolved on the current SDK. As a temporary workaround on 5.0.0, some users found OneSignal.User…
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On react-native-onesignal 5.0.0, calling OneSignal.login(externalId) set tags correctly but never set the external user id on Android (iOS worked). The Android logcat showed the login-user operation being enqueued with the externalId, yet the OneSignal dashboard showed no external id for the user.
Problem outcome: unknown
Fixed in klippa_identity_verification_sdk 0.2.10 — the maintainer pointed to a change in how the SDK handles the activity result, and the reporter confirmed the crash is gone after updating. Upgrade to at least 0.2.10 with flutter pub upgrade klippa_identity_verification_sdk. Source:
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In a Flutter app using klippa_identity_verification_sdk 0.2.10 on Android, opening the camera from another plugin (e.g. image_picker) after a Klippa document-scan session crashed the app instantly. The SDK's onActivityResult handler (KlippaIdentityVerificationSdkPlugin.kt) was triggered by camera results belonging to …
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A Gradle maintainer confirmed this is not caused by the Gradle version itself: the corrupt serialized resolution result varies with the order dependencies are processed, which can change for many reasons. Run the build with --stacktrace to identify the actual dependency whose resolution result is corrupt, then check f…
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After updating to Gradle 5.2, builds fail with "Problems reading data from Binary store in .../gradle908977521929543055.bin (exist: false)" while resolving dependencies, for example "Could not resolve all dependencies for configuration :app:acceptanceRuntimeClasspath". A variant of the failure reports "Corrupt seriali…
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The reporter fixed it by changing the JavaVersion setting in the Android build configuration so the Kotlin compiler targets a JVM version the SDK supports instead of defaulting to Java 21. Align the project's Java version (e.g. set sourceCompatibility/targetCompatibility to Java 17 in android/app/build.gradle or the g…
Problem outcome: unknown
Running flutter build appbundle with klippa_identity_verification_sdk in the project fails at :klippa_identity_verification_sdk:compileReleaseKotlin with "Unknown Kotlin JVM target: 21". The Android toolchain on the machine defaults to Java 21, which the SDK's Kotlin compile configuration does not recognize, so depend…
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Fixed in imagekit-javascript 1.5.2: upgrade the SDK so each upload fetches fresh authentication parameters on iOS. The reporter confirmed the new bundle worked on Chrome and Safari after the fix. Source: Source:
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Uploading multiple files from Safari on iOS with the ImageKit JS SDK fails: the first file uploads, and every following file gets: The token with value '8cbdb59b-...' has been used before. On Android and desktop, the SDK calls the authentication endpoint for each file, but on iOS it cached the first call's result and …
Problem outcome: unknown