My issue:
I have a PDF document for the web app I want to create. I tried attaching this file to my prompt in Bolt, but I keep getting an error.
I already removed all footers, headers, and images from the PDF, but the issue persists.
Does anyone know how to solve this? Any experience with this problem?
@weswinder@nemikolh@EricSimons or anyone else🙏
How do you continually test your app during development?
(from my experience, it happens a lot of times that bolt implements some new feature to my app, but another feature stops to work at the same time)
supabase.auth.getSession() returns null, in my https://t.co/NSm0EU3NnA project.
Any idea why?
It worked well on Friday, but does not work today. The code did not change...
Today I realised that I exceeded my Supabase Free Plan, so I upgraded it to Supabase Pro Plan. I thought that will fix this issue, but the issue is still there.
Any idea what could be wrong here?
@supabase@boltdotnew 🙏
✅ SOLVED
The supabase auth session is null and it is expected.
I do not have any supabase auth session at the moment when user clicks "Subscribe Now" button. The session is supposed to be created later on.
So this was my fault. Issue solved
I have 2 apps on different servers.
What I need:
If user clicks in "Log In" button in app A, he should be redirected to app B, but the URL domain should stay same as in app A.
What options do I have?
IMHO invest it clever.
So now you have cash. Now sit down and think about what are your personal long term goals.
That will help you to decide what to do with the money.
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I would probably invest it to several assets to build / strenghten my investment portfolio and eventually build some decent passive income. Gold / Real Estate / Stocks / Startups.
The part of it would go to philantrophy.
Is it possible to create my own "checkpoint" so I can later on rollback to it if needed?
My situation:
Bolt created some code for me. Then I manually updated some code within the same project. And now I want to "freeze" this new code version.
I am afraid that later on when Bolt will create another code and if some functionality breaks then, I am not able to rollback to my own "freezed" code version, but I will be only able to rollback to Bolt's previous version of code (the code before my manual updates)
What options do I have here?
Thanks @paulgosnell for stepping in.
The `settings` > `backups` is almost what I need. The only part is that I would like to have ability tell Bolt to make a backup NOW!
As you can see my most recent backup is 2 days old. Since then, I manually updated several files in Bolt, so I would like to backup the current version of my project.
Do you think it's a new feature request?