Okay. But how can I solve the issue of using two databases? In my project, Firebase is used for authorization, pushes, content, and other things, while Supabase is used for other logic operations. Now I’ve encountered a problem with setting up RLS policies for tables. For example, I need an authorized user to be able to add and delete their own data… But here’s the issue: all standard requests from Flutter Flow to Supabase are made without user authorization. Naturally, with RLS policies enabled, nothing works, since the requests need to pass the authorized user’s token to work correctly.
How is this type of problem usually resolved? I have to use custom actions for backend requests, which complicates things significantly.
Is there a way to set up joint authorization? I’ve seen that Supabase seems to support authorization through Firebase…