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Live Query not firing any event under ACL permission of Specified user, even though the authenticated one is granted.
It can only fired if the object has ACL permission set to public read.
I've tried to use Javascript SDK & Flutter SDK, and the outcome is still same, so i thought the issue is belong here. Flutter SDK test
In your logs the "subscribe" request comes way after the POST request which saves the object.
Perhaps make sure .subscribe is called before any other "chat" object is updated or created?
Thank you for your reply @dblythy.
The POST request i use is intended to authenticate the user, and i write the query to make sure there's data exist or not to be logged.
Finally, are you using any Cloud code livequery triggers?
Turn out the one that caused issue is my misconfiguration of HOST, in which i set it to docker static ip address instead of the default one (0.0.0.0).
I am sorry for not attaching my env variable before.
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Issue Description
Live Query not firing any event under ACL permission of Specified user, even though the authenticated one is granted.
It can only fired if the object has ACL permission set to public read.
I've tried to use Javascript SDK & Flutter SDK, and the outcome is still same, so i thought the issue is belong here.
Flutter SDK test
Steps to reproduce
Client JS
Actual Outcome
No logged event.
Expected Outcome
Fired event get logged.
Failing Test Case / Pull Request
Environment
Server
4.5.0+
Docker based
Local
Database
MongoDB (Percona)
4.0.23
Local
Client JS
Javascript
3.1.0
Client Flutter
Flutter
2.1.0
Variable
Logs
Client
Server
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