Hey, I have a Flutter app running on an iOS simulator. I have the same project self-hosted and in the cloud. After creating an OAuth session with Google, I create a document. When I try to read it, I can do so on the self-hosted version, but in the cloud, I receive a 'user_unauthorized' error. It's exactly the same project, and the collection has the same permissions.
Are there Document Level Permissions?
Not sure if related, but it says '-1 documents'
In your Database > Collection > Check for Permissions & Document security
Naah, thats a different Stats related bug.
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