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Hi everyone, I'm trying to get past "No API Key", while I have the API key loaded in my .env. Any recommendations would help, ty.

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<@950080224912113694> Try console logging process.env

You're not in Nextjs, using Vite or something like that?

<@238234312942551040> that's good to check. It's there. I'm able to establish a session, read users, though this happens with the first time I'm attempting to insert.

Thanks for the recommendation. I'm using React.

Might there be something like a supabase.isReady or something like that

I'm using the basic sample for insert from the API docs.

Only seeing the console error. Do you mean within the function?

I think that's helping, thank you (I'm new to async / await ).

I'll resolve the below screenshot, I assumed it would insert a row using the current authenticated user.

Though it's strange it's not showing the kong API error anymore, do you know why?

You didn't catch the error so it probably just screamed something at you.

Using this, I'm getting more specific errors, it looks like the API key is working and it's making an attempt.

Ty again for the direction.

Wasn't exactly what I meant 😄 

```js
const { data, error } = await supabase...

if (error) throw new Error(error)
```

~~I'll obviously google and read.~~ Though I have to ask, do they not do the same thing?

Googled, and reading.

<@238234312942551040> it worked, and I was able to insert a row by resolving the foreign key issue.

I'll do some try/catch reading to get a better sense of when / why to use that.

Thanks again.

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