refactor!: remove the dead setAccessToken mutators - #1739
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Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change removes unused access-token mutators while preserving per-request and Realtime authentication behavior. The PR is mergeable with owner awareness that one authentication test should dispose the client created during setup to avoid a bounded test-resource leak. Possibly related PRs
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441-443: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRetain coverage for the replacement Authorization paths.
The changed test only checks
X-Client-Info. It does not exercise an Authorization header. The test can pass while constructor authorization or per-invocation authorization is broken.Add a test that constructs
FunctionsClientwithAuthorization: Bearer foo, invokes a function, and checks the outgoing request header. Also keep a per-invocation override assertion becausepackages/supabase_functions/lib/src/functions_client.dartmerges invocation headers at Line 114-145.Suggested coverage
final client = FunctionsClient( '', {'Authorization': 'Bearer foo'}, httpClient: customHttpClient, ); addTearDown(client.dispose); await client.invoke('function'); expect( customHttpClient.receivedRequests.last.headers['Authorization'], 'Bearer foo', );🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/postgrest/test/basic_test.dart`:
- Around line 115-118: Update the auth test’s PostgrestClient reassignment to
dispose the instance created in setUp() before replacing it, or keep the
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In `@packages/supabase_functions/test/functions_dart_test.dart`:
- Around line 441-443: Add coverage around FunctionsClient authorization
handling: construct a FunctionsClient with an Authorization header, invoke a
function, and assert the outgoing request includes it; also assert a
per-invocation Authorization header overrides the constructor value. Keep the
existing headers getter coverage intact and use the existing custom HTTP
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Pull request overview
Removes obsolete access-token mutators while retaining Realtime’s socket-specific setter.
Changes:
- Removes setters from PostgREST, Storage, and Functions clients.
- Updates affected tests and SDK compliance metadata.
- Adds v3 migration guidance.
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sdk-compliance.yaml |
Updates authentication capability mappings. |
packages/supabase_storage/lib/src/storage_client.dart |
Removes Storage token setter. |
packages/supabase_functions/lib/src/functions_client.dart |
Removes Functions token setter. |
packages/supabase_functions/test/functions_dart_test.dart |
Updates header tests. |
packages/postgrest/lib/src/postgrest.dart |
Removes PostgREST token setter. |
packages/postgrest/test/basic_test.dart |
Uses constructor-provided authorization. |
MIGRATION.md |
Documents the breaking removals and alternatives. |
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- Around line 268-290: Update the request test to retain both invocation futures
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I think the origin reason for these methods was to support their individual usages better. So if one does not use the |
PostgrestClient.setAccessToken, SupabaseStorageClient.setAccessToken and FunctionsClient.setAccessToken were never called by SupabaseClient. The rest, storage and functions clients share an AuthHttpClient that resolves the current session token on every request, so a token pushed in by hand was overwritten by the live one anyway. RealtimeClient.setAccessToken stays. It pushes the token over a live socket rather than attaching one per request, and SupabaseClient does call it.
The v1 to v2 deprecation table told readers to replace PostgrestClient.auth() with PostgrestClient.setAuth(). That method was renamed to setAccessToken() earlier in v3 and is now removed, so the step pointed at an API that no longer exists.
They were dead internally, but not inert. AuthHttpClient applies the session token with putIfAbsent, so a token set through one of these setters took precedence over it and nothing ever cleared it: the pinned token kept shadowing the session across refreshes and sign-outs. Rewrites the migration section accordingly, and adds a test locking in that a per-request Authorization header wins, which is the replacement the migration now points callers at.
Respond to each captured request, await both calls, and dispose the client before closing the server, instead of leaving them in flight.
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@Vinzent03 I was a bit curious of the history of this so I let the clanker dig through it:
Independently of that your point still stands though. Standalone users do need token rotation, and constructor headers only cover the static case. We want to avoid today's shape though, where the method means two different things. Since #540, Good news though is that we're going to do it in the same way as supabase/supabase-swift#1233 just landed: an |
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Okay interesting, thanks. Didn't remember I added them to begin with, but with a new callback approach this seems to be solved even better! |
Hehe yeah, it was a very long time ago, I would never have remembered either. 😄 |
…1742) > [!NOTE] > Stacked on #1739. Review that one first; the diff here is only the last commit. ## Summary Gives `PostgrestClient`, `SupabaseStorageClient` and `FunctionsClient` an optional `accessToken` callback, resolved before every request and sent as `Authorization: Bearer <token>`. ```dart final functions = FunctionsClient( functionsUrl, {'apikey': anonKey}, accessToken: () async => currentJwt, ); ``` ## Why #1739 removes `setAccessToken` from these three clients. Through `SupabaseClient` nothing is lost, because `AuthHttpClient` already resolves the session token per request. @Vinzent03 pointed out on that PR that standalone users of these packages have no such wrapper, and are left with a static constructor header or mutating the header map by hand. That is the gap the setters were filling, and filling badly: they pinned a value that went stale, which is exactly why they became a footgun once `AuthHttpClient` landed. A callback resolved per request covers the same need without that failure mode. This is the same shape supabase/supabase-swift#1233 gives the Swift `FunctionsClient`. ## Behaviour - Resolved before every request, and again for **every retry**, so a token that rotates between attempts is picked up. Postgrest's retry loop and storage's upload retry both go through it. - Returning `null` sends no bearer token. - A request that already carries an `Authorization` header keeps it, so `invoke(headers: ...)`, `PostgrestBuilder.setHeader` and `SupabaseStorageClient.setHeader` all still win over the callback. - Passing both a constructor `Authorization` header and `accessToken` asserts, since the header would win on every request and the callback would never run. Purely additive: the parameter is optional, and the assert can only fire on a combination that was not expressible before this PR. ## Implementation One `AccessTokenClient` in `supabase_common`, wrapping the caller's transport. All three clients already funnel every request through a single nullable `Client?`, so wrapping at construction covers every path including multipart uploads and retries. A null transport still falls back to a one-off client per request, unchanged. `SupabaseClient` deliberately does not use this. It wires its sub-clients through `AuthHttpClient`, which also handles the `apikey` header and the new-format key rules. Consolidating the two is worth doing separately (SDK-1523 notes it). ## Test plan - New `access_token_client_test.dart`: per-request resolution, null token, per-request header precedence, error propagation - Per-client tests for all three: resolution on every request, per-request override winning, and the assert - `dart test`: `supabase_common` (109), `postgrest` (200), `supabase_functions` (54), `supabase` (143), all passing - `dart analyze` clean across `packages/`, `dart format -l 80` clean - Capability matrix: compliance file valid, symbol check clean (no new public symbols; `supabase_common` is in `.sdk-parse-ignore` and a parameter is not a symbol) - `supabase_storage` shows 21 failures locally from a dirty local stack, identical on clean `main`; CI runs a fresh stack Closes SDK-1523
Summary
Removes
PostgrestClient.setAccessToken(),SupabaseStorageClient.setAccessToken()andFunctionsClient.setAccessToken().RealtimeClient.setAccessToken()stays.Nothing in the repository called the three that are gone, but they were not inert either. Despite the name they pinned a token rather than kept one in sync:
AuthHttpClientapplies the current session token withputIfAbsent, so anAuthorizationheader set through one of these setters took precedence over it, and nothing ever cleared it. The pinned token kept shadowing the session across refreshes and sign-outs for the rest of the client's life. A method namedsetAccessTokenon a client that is otherwise authenticated per request is a poor way to spell that.The capability survives without them. The header maps are still mutable, so a token can be pinned with
supabase.rest.headers['Authorization'] = ...orstorage.setHeader(...), passed to a constructor, or scoped to a single call withinvoke(headers: ...)/.setHeader(...). What goes away is four inconsistent signatures for the same idea, one of which reads like auth synchronization.Realtime is the real case for a setter: it holds a live socket and has to push a new token over it rather than attach one per request, so
SupabaseClientgenuinely calls its setter on auth state changes.Why
Mirrors supabase/supabase-swift#1233, which removed the equivalent
FunctionsClient.setAuth(token:)from supabase-swift in favour of a per-request access token closure. Flutter already resolves the token per request throughAuthHttpClient, so only the cleanup half applies here.The header-clobbering bug that PR also fixed does not exist in this SDK:
putIfAbsentmeans anAuthorizationpassed to a singleinvokeor query survives the live token.client_test.dartnow covers that end to end, since it is the replacement this migration points callers at.Notes
The three header maps stay mutable.
SupabaseClient.headersstill rewrites them in place on assignment, andSupabaseStorageClient.setHeader()still mutates its own. Making them unmodifiable is a separate change that has to deal with that setter first.sdk-compliance.yamlis updated for both affected capabilities:functions.invocation.set_auth_tokennow points at the constructor andinvoke, which are the two ways to supply the header, with a note on the deviation from the reference implementation.client.authentication_integration.cross_client_token_syncnow listsRealtimeClient.setAccessTokenandSupabaseClient.accessToken, with a note explaining why the other three clients need no setter.MIGRATION.mdalso drops a step that had gone stale independently of this change: the v2 deprecation table told readers to replacePostgrestClient.auth()withPostgrestClient.setAuth(), which was renamed earlier in v3 and is now removed outright.Test plan
dart testinpostgrest(202),supabase_functions(50) andsupabase(143), all passingclient_test.dart: a per-requestAuthorizationbeats the live session token for both functions and rest. Verified it fails ifAuthHttpClientis changed to overwrite instead ofputIfAbsentdart analyzeclean anddart format -l 80clean on the four affected packagessupabase_storagehas 21 failures locally from a dirty local stack, identical on cleanorigin/main; CI runs against a fresh stackCloses SDK-1521
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Breaking Changes
setAccessToken()from PostgREST, Storage, and Functions clients.setAuth()method tosetAccessToken().Authorizationheader.New Features
setHeader()support for updating Storage client headers.Documentation