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skellock avatar skellock commented on July 19, 2024

Strange. Hmm..

Can you see the request hit the server? Anything in the logs server-side?

Are you able to rule out SSL certificate errors? Is there any hints in adb logcat?

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andrejunges avatar andrejunges commented on July 19, 2024

Yes, the request hit the server.
The POST is responsible for changing the user's password. And even in those situation where I got an ok false, the password is changed successfully.
So everything work as usual on the server side.

My current workaround for the client is this
if (response.ok || response.status === 204)

I can do further investigations tomorrow regarding the SSL, but on the server logs I got nothing, it just shows that the POST was requested..

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guiprav avatar guiprav commented on July 19, 2024

Since the server got the request and even sent a response, it can't be an SSL AFAIK, since certificate problems would prevent the handshake itself from completing.

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skellock avatar skellock commented on July 19, 2024

Indeed. Good point @n2liquid .

I'm a bit stumped here. It seems we've got a scooby doo mystery on our hands.

Maybe if we take a look at the changelogs for React Native from 35+, we might see something networking related?

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aemdy avatar aemdy commented on July 19, 2024

+1 I'm experiencing the same issue on Android production!

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skellock avatar skellock commented on July 19, 2024

Do you have some details @aemdy to help track this down?

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aemdy avatar aemdy commented on July 19, 2024

This problem wasn't very critical in my situation, so I didn't spend much time trying to understand what causes the problem. In my case it was a user logout view, so I actually didn't care too much if request succeeded or not.

It was reproducible only on Android (both debug and production modes). On iOS everything is fine.

  • React native 0.47.2
  • Latest version of apisauce
  • Executed POST to /auth/revoke-token with some form data.
  • Request reached the server and it responded with status 204 (no content)
  • response.ok was false, response.status was null, I could identify it as NETWORK_ERROR, nothing else.

Hope this helps.

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skellock avatar skellock commented on July 19, 2024

Thx for the info!

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SerhiiRubel avatar SerhiiRubel commented on July 19, 2024

+1 I've the same problem as @aemdy.
It was reproducible only on Android (both debug and production modes). On iOS everything is fine.

React native 0.61.4
apisauce 1.1.1
Executed DELETE request.
Request reached the server and it responded with status 204 (no content)
response.ok was false, response.status was null, I could identify it as NETWORK_ERROR, nothing else.

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