Yes
I checked and your domain seems to have been added correctly anyways
It's not being shown probably because your browser cache or cookies
So do I use my own domain as my endpoint within my ENV file etc
Because it still shows the original endpoint in the settings
You can still use your domain for your apps as endpoint although it doesn't appears there or in the domains section. Instead of cloud URL, you can use your own domain as endpoint. Example:
https://app.yourdomain.xyz/v1
ah ok, need the /v1 there
Yes, that's it
Try it and tell me if it works
It seems like it's working fine, I think this has corrected my issue, however I did use another browser to check and I believe you guys have a bug on your end of your web application, there seems to be an error with displaying your custom domains.
So in the other browser same issue happens?
I tried in firefox and in my case it's displaying correctly (yes, the verification has failed because I don't have modified the DNS records π )
Hmm, yes I did try with Firefox (I use chrome)
perhaps since it's verified I'm just guessing I know from my own experience that sometimes small little things like that can effect web programs, let me see if one with error works too
Ok yes mine worked with the failed domain
So it's just an error with adding a verified domain
So if you try adding again the same domain from firefox you still don't get the verified domain?
In my case it works as expected π¬
Still nothing even logged out and back in on diff browsers
Weird. What's your project ID?
656bbcac16776fa6e198
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