Flutterflow api call to edge function works in test mode but not in web published mode (domain held at Flutterflow).
The error message revealed on clicking the console errors was {"code":401,"message":"Missing authorization header"}
The supabase table which was supposed to be updated by the edge function with a new public key was not updated - (the old public key remained)
I have looked through several community discussions, and also used methods from chatgpt, and flutterflow documents
in the api call configuration I have tried Authorization: Bearer [auth_token], and also tried with <auth_token> and ${auth_token} - --- (the [auth-token] format worked in test mode, otherwise all else failed in test and web published modes)
I have also updated auth_token using an app state variable (named token which has been updated by auth.user's jwt). I have also tried directly linking auth_token to auth.user's jwt token in the argument part of the api call action block. (worked in test mode only, but failed in published web mode)
I have used Postman to test the edge function url with Authorization bearer token - it works.
I have made sure that the page variable - token is properly updated in the api call by displaying the jwt token in one of the textfields as soon as the token is updated.
I also tried to add apikey to the header (ie. the anon key) - worked in test mode using apikey: <myapikey>, failed in web mode. apikey: [myapikey] failed in both test and web published modes.
other custom action dealing with supabase worked ok but not edge functions
