error in openapi3filter.RequestError: refresh token is missing about nhost

[dbarrosop]

Thanks for the report. That request should make no call to the /token endpoint though, so there must be something else going on. Would you mind providing a sample repository triggering the issue?

You can also take a look at our comprehensive react example which doesn't seem to trigger this issue:

code: https://github.com/nhost/nhost/tree/main/examples/react-apollo
website: https://react-apollo.example.nhost.io/sign-in

[Denis-NV]

Thanks for your reply @dbarrosop. I tried to strip down my code to bare bones to isolate the issue and I think I found the cause of the problem. I was running my code locally in dev mode and I was already logged in as one of the users of my app. So, commenting out pretty much all the code from the root of my app and refreshing the browser page still produced the same error, as my user remained logged in. This made me thinking that it's got to be something to do with NhostClient trying to make those calls to https://[my-domain].auth.eu-west-2.nhost.run/v1/token endpoint under the hood. Fair enough, setting autoSignIn: false on the NhostClient constructor fixed the issue. Bare in mind that when I uncommented my log in / log out flow, I can still log in, refresh the page and my user remains logged in.

I wonder if the bug was introduced in the version of the "@nhost/react": "^3.4.2" that I'm using. In the example you provided (https://github.com/nhost/nhost/tree/main/examples/react-apollo) @nhost/react dependency gets imported locally from the mono-repo. So I don't really know what version it is.

P.S. The example you provided still uses the react-apollo dependency (https://github.com/nhost/react-apollo), which is deprecated on Feb 16, 2022 in favour of @nhost/apollo, however the new package usage is not documented and there are no examples of utilising it. I had to look into its source code to understand how to use it. It would be great if you could cover that gap. Otherwise thank for the work you're doing.

[dbarrosop]

So I don't really know what version it is.

It uses the latest one as it is rebuilt on every release.

The example you provided still uses the react-apollo

The example I provided uses @nhost/react-apollo from the same repo.

however the new package usage is not documented and there are no examples of utilising it.

As mentioned above, the example above, the reference documentation and our quickstart are all using that library.