As stated above I'm having an issue in Flutter/Riverpod where account.get() throws an exception if the user is not logged in, which means my user auth state is either in Error or logged in, I would love a way to query for that info without the possibility of exception but
I have this provider for account.get() which returns an AppwriteException if they're not logged in
@Riverpod(keepAlive: true)
Future<User> authState(AuthStateRef ref) async {
return await ref.watch(appwriteAccountProvider).get();
}
I can't do anything about the exception I thought it would return an AsyncValue<User> so it would be an AsyncError How do I properly do this? maybe get rid of the await?
Didn't you have another thread on this topic?
Yeah sort of? I wanted to make a new thread because the title of the last one was a question and this one I meant to make more of a solution, I can delete this one though and edit the title if that's preferable, sorry about that
Ya probably best to continue the conversation in your existing post
Ill delete this
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