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Nhost
nhost.io
Backend platform built around GraphQL and Postgres.
Unclaimed tool
nhost.io
Backend platform built around GraphQL and Postgres.
From public taxonomy evidence
Intermittent 'JWT token expired' errors in Next.js SSR (both client and server, with getNhostSession) were an SDK bug in the token refresh path, already fixed upstream. Upgrade your Nhost JS SDKs (@nhost/nextjs, @nhost/react) to the release containing the fix.
supporting matchA practical guide for Nhost. Nhost added a native sign-in endpoint for mobile apps, so web OAuth is no longer required for Google/Apple sign-in. Call POST /signin/idtoken with: provider (apple or google, required), idtoken (required), nonce (optional, unhashed; recommended if your idToken includes one, to guard against
supporting matchAfter upgrading Flux to 2.6.x, bootstrapping with SSH auth can fail with 'ssh: handshake failed: knownhosts: key mismatch'. Fix: get the ECDSA host key with ssh-keyscan -t ecdsa and update the known-hosts secret, the maintainer confirmed this resolves it.
supporting matchWhat caused "@nhost/nextjs 1.13.22: "Can't find variable: React" after upgrade" and the fix that actually worked. Distilled from the thread where it was verified.
supporting matchHow to fix: Cerbos git storage fail knownhosts key mismatch ssh. The verified fix from the maintainer thread, distilled into reusable steps.
supporting matchWhat this covers: Cerbos with the git storage driver (protocol ssh, cloning from github.com) fails to start with a `knownhosts: key mismatch` error. The fix that worked: Populate the container's known_hosts from ssh-keyscan before Cerbos starts: create a ConfigMap with the output of `ssh-keyscan github.com` and mount i
supporting matchPublic conversations
Upgrading @nhost/nextjs from 1.13.21 to 1.13.22 produced `ReferenceError: Can't find variable: React` in Next.js apps. The team traced it to the build output of the `SignedIn`/`SignedOut` components in the Next.js package, which suddenly emitted `React.createElement(...)` without importing React. A fixed build was rele
Cerbos with the git storage driver (protocol ssh, cloning from github.com) fails to start with a `knownhosts: key mismatch` error. The SSH known_hosts inside the container does not match GitHub's current host keys.
Unclaimed tool
nhost.io
Backend platform built around GraphQL and Postgres.
From public taxonomy evidence
Intermittent 'JWT token expired' errors in Next.js SSR (both client and server, with getNhostSession) were an SDK bug in the token refresh path, already fixed upstream. Upgrade your Nhost JS SDKs (@nhost/nextjs, @nhost/react) to the release containing the fix.
supporting matchA practical guide for Nhost. Nhost added a native sign-in endpoint for mobile apps, so web OAuth is no longer required for Google/Apple sign-in. Call POST /signin/idtoken with: provider (apple or google, required), idtoken (required), nonce (optional, unhashed; recommended if your idToken includes one, to guard against
supporting matchAfter upgrading Flux to 2.6.x, bootstrapping with SSH auth can fail with 'ssh: handshake failed: knownhosts: key mismatch'. Fix: get the ECDSA host key with ssh-keyscan -t ecdsa and update the known-hosts secret, the maintainer confirmed this resolves it.
supporting matchWhat caused "@nhost/nextjs 1.13.22: "Can't find variable: React" after upgrade" and the fix that actually worked. Distilled from the thread where it was verified.
supporting matchHow to fix: Cerbos git storage fail knownhosts key mismatch ssh. The verified fix from the maintainer thread, distilled into reusable steps.
supporting matchWhat this covers: Cerbos with the git storage driver (protocol ssh, cloning from github.com) fails to start with a `knownhosts: key mismatch` error. The fix that worked: Populate the container's known_hosts from ssh-keyscan before Cerbos starts: create a ConfigMap with the output of `ssh-keyscan github.com` and mount i
supporting matchPublic conversations
Upgrading @nhost/nextjs from 1.13.21 to 1.13.22 produced `ReferenceError: Can't find variable: React` in Next.js apps. The team traced it to the build output of the `SignedIn`/`SignedOut` components in the Next.js package, which suddenly emitted `React.createElement(...)` without importing React. A fixed build was rele
Cerbos with the git storage driver (protocol ssh, cloning from github.com) fails to start with a `knownhosts: key mismatch` error. The SSH known_hosts inside the container does not match GitHub's current host keys.