Realtime subscriptions don't work about supabase-swift HOT 7 CLOSED

@ooolzhas you seem to be on the right track. After quite a bit of debugging I was simply able to switch .on(.message) to .onMessage thanks to your comments above. You surely saved me a lot of time.

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UPD: channel doesn't subscribe, no subscriptions found in realtime:subscriptions in the dashboard

Found related commits from Realtime JS:

fix: add RealtimeChannel — March 30
fix: update RealtimeClient to support RealtimeChannel — March 30

Could this be it?

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UPD 2: realtime schema now updates, subscriptions are now visible

No changes to code were made

Still no callback on any events... Investigating, will post findings here

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My theory:

self.trigger(event: ChannelEvent.channelReply(message.ref),
                         payload: message.payload,
                         ref: message.ref,
                         joinRef: message.joinRef)

Is missing from

private func on(_ event: ChannelEvent, delegated: Delegated<Message, Void>) -> Int {
        let ref = bindingRef
        bindingRef = ref + 1

        bindingsDel.append(Binding(event: event, ref: ref, callback: delegated))
        return ref
    }

But I'm not sure, that's my understanding after a few hours of inspection

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@GRSouza I triangulated the error

"message.status" returns nil when you're listening to ".all / .insert / .update / .delete", because the payload doesn't contain "status" and "message.status" is an optional String

Somewhere in the code there's a guard statement that returns if "message.status" is nil

If I use "onMessage" I am able to successfully receive the message & the payload, and from there I retrieve the event type

I'm not creating a PR because I'm too clumsy and don't know how to fix this myself

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@jenspots Glad to hear it helped

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close this

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