Rank 1: Thread
Environment:
- Appwrite version: 1.8.0-RC2 (self-hosted)
- Working version: 1.8.0 (Appwrite Cloud)
- Platform: React Native
- React Native version: 0.74.5
- react-native-appwrite: ^0.14.0
- Deployment: Self-hosted (https://staging.app.doko.so/
)
Cloud: https://cloud.appwrite.io/console/project-nyc-68a017a2000ccc93e120
🧩 Description
I’m trying to implement Sign in with Apple and Sign in with Google using react-native-appwrite on my self-hosted Appwrite instance (1.8.0-RC2).
I followed all the steps in the documentation exactly, but the login flow does not work — no token or redirect is completed.
However, when I try the same setup on Appwrite Cloud (version 1.8.0), everything works fine.
This suggests something might be different between 1.8.0-RC2 (self-hosted) and 1.8.0 (cloud).
🧪 Steps to Reproduce
Set up a self-hosted Appwrite server at version 1.8.0-RC2.
Configure Sign in with Apple and Sign in with Google according to the official Appwrite documentation
Integrate react-native-appwrite in the React Native app.
Try to sign in using Apple or Google.
❌ Actual Behavior
On self-hosted (1.8.0-RC2), the sign-in process fails.
On Appwrite Cloud (1.8.0), the exact same configuration works fine.
💥 Expected Behavior
The authentication flow should work the same as it does on Appwrite Cloud (version 1.8.0).
User should be redirected back to the app with a valid session.
📝 Question
- Is there any known issue with Apple/Google OAuth in version 1.8.0-RC2?
- Are there additional environment variables or configs required on self-hosted?
The screen recording video is running the cloud version, and the other picture is running by self host.