Supabase .NET DevLog #1

Welcome to the first entry of our weekly log for the Supabase .NET SDK! 🎉

Being still a new joiner in the company, I’ still ramping up. I’ve been working on a plan to set up the direction of the SDK and prioritise what needs to be done first. I’m far from my full velocity, but there’s a lot to catch up on.

I started with critical fixes, as the SDK was broken in some places:

• [GoTrue] Auth kept dead sessions alive: when a refresh token got rejected, the client only cleared the session in one specific case.
• [GoTrue] Email OTP sign-in and password reset were broken: SignInWithOtp and ResetPasswordForEmail had the PKCE verifier and challenge swapped (the SHA-256 hash was sent as the raw value, and vice-versa).
• [PostgREST] Negation dropped in predicates: a silent issue where conditions like x => !(x.Name == "foo") were dropping the negation on Where, Update, and Delete. *** [PostgREST] Truncated DateTime:** reading dropped sub-second precision and UTC offset. Any round-trip was failing.
• [PostgREST] Where improvements: ids.Contains(x.Id) now translates into an in filter rather than throwing, boolean columns (ex: x.IsActive) can be used directly, and comparing two columns to each other throws a clear error explaining why PostgREST can’t do that.

It’s worth to note that all of these changes are yet unreleased.

I will ship more critical fixes, and an improvement on the SDK’s telemetry, before releasing a clean version this week. This will be a good opportunity to align dependencies, as the SDK doesn’t reference all the latest versions of its sub-packages at the moment.

Once we stabilize the usage, the first milestone will be to migrate to a monorepo. Hopefully, soon.

Have a great day, and keep coding!