sure, if you're storing said data on supabase

im not able to reproduce this; can you check your supabase url?

Will it be fast

will what be fast?

Data fetchig

i haven't done any benchmarks so i wouldn't know

only one way to find out i'd say, try it and see

Ok thanks

I also wanted to ask if I can scale supabase to billions of user

that is probably a question better suited to #843999948717555735 or #839993398554656831 , although i don't see why not if you upgrade to a premium project or whatever. but there's probably more experienced people who can answer that better in the other channels 😄

The problem was that GitHub copilot auto filled supabase.co to .com

Solved now

Hey, currently having an issue with my nested select

py
supabase.table('item_instance').select('id, owner(id, name, user(email)), item_template(name)').execute()

owner (public.character) owner.user(auth.users) 'Could not find a relationship between character and user in the schema cache'. Is my select wrong?

the relation exists

Is it because user is not public available for read?

@Vidski Yes, the

auth

schema is not exposed through the API. You could create of view(removing sensitive columns) of auth.users into the public schema.

Can someone give an example of how to set the timeout on the client side? I can’t figure it out nor find sufficient documentation

is this for the supabase-py client? the message you replied to mentions only the timeout arg for the postgrest client, which is documented https://postgrest-py.readthedocs.io/en/latest/api/client.html#postgrest.AsyncPostgrestClient.__init__

@User could you clear these scam messages please?

Done. Thanks for letting us know.

Ah yes I am using the supabase-py client I think. I’m using the example from the GitHub:

import os
from supabase import create_client, Client

url: str = os.environ.get("SUPABASE_URL")
key: str = os.environ.get("SUPABASE_KEY")
supabase: Client = create_client(url, key)

the supabase-py client doesnt have an explicit argument as such to set the timeout, you'd have to individually set the timeout on the http clients being used

lemme see if i can write a quick example

what all features will you be using?

(database, auth etc)

For now I’m just trying to push larger datasets from my local machine to a database

So I think just database

I’m also getting some issue that seems to be crashing my database either when I push large datasets or when I try to push multiple datasets or something, not entirely sure. https://discord.com/channels/839993398554656828/843999948717555735/972694323353251860

So I’m not certain whether it’s a timeout issue on my client side or server side or if something else is going on

(These aren’t exceptionally large datasets - 10s to 100s of mbs for now, just larger than can be accommodated with the default 3 second timeout I suspect)