bun
bun3mo ago

>2024-10-14T23:44:30.886140Z ERROR

>2024-10-14T23:44:30.886140Z ERROR common::errors: Caught error (RUST_BACKTRACE=1 RUST_LOG=info,common::errors=debug for full trace): The provided deploy key was invalid for deployment 'convex'. Double check that the environment this key was generated for matches the desired deployment.: Access token authorization is not supported does nayone get this error? im using the correct admin key
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nipunn
nipunn3mo ago
https://github.com/get-convex/convex-backend?tab=readme-ov-file#provisioning-a-demo-app-locally Have you been following these instructions? If you follow them, things will work. Can you give more information about how you are providing the admin key and how you made sure it's correct? It looks like the error is indicating that the admin key you provided is not correct.
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GitHub - get-convex/convex-backend: The Convex open-source backend
The Convex open-source backend. Contribute to get-convex/convex-backend development by creating an account on GitHub.
nipunn
nipunn3mo ago
Notably (from the README)
The convex script in Justfile automatically adds appropriate --url and --admin-key flags to point the CLI to the local backend.
The convex script in Justfile automatically adds appropriate --url and --admin-key flags to point the CLI to the local backend.
bun
bunOP3mo ago
i run the latest aarch64 binary with the following arguments: convex-local-backend --instance-name flying-fox-123 --instance-secret 4361726e697461732c206c69746572616c6c79206d65616e696e6720226c6974 then try to connect with convex dev with the admin key provided in the guide
nipunn
nipunn3mo ago
looks like you may have been following the instructions from the self hosting guide? Try following that https://github.com/get-convex/convex-backend/blob/main/SELFHOSTING.md#generate-a-new-admin-key
GitHub
convex-backend/SELFHOSTING.md at main · get-convex/convex-backend
The Convex open-source backend. Contribute to get-convex/convex-backend development by creating an account on GitHub.
nipunn
nipunn3mo ago
the default instance secret works with the default admin key if you use a custom instance secret, then you will need a custom admin key that corresponds depending on your goals, you can either opt to use the default instance-secret/admin-key combination (good for local dev), or generate your own combination (good for self hosting).
bun
bunOP3mo ago
Neither of thise work It always said access token authorization is not suppirted I did the command to keygen adminkey

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