RebreakVpnService.onStartCommand crashed with SecurityException because Android 16's validateForegroundServiceType rejects the implicit 2-arg startForeground(). Now passes FOREGROUND_SERVICE_TYPE_SPECIAL_USE explicitly (Google's documented best practice) and guards the call so a failed foreground promotion stops the service cleanly instead of crashing the app. Verified vs reported Galaxy A54 / Android 16 signature (97% of crash events, 1-user crash loop).
Bundles pending working-tree work across native/marketing/locales/mac + graphify-out rebuild. gitignore: google-services.json + /screenshots/.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bug (diagnosed by backyard, see project_session_2026-05-15_push.md):
- Manual `supabase.realtime.setAuth()` calls in subscribe-hooks set
`_manuallySetToken=true` internally, blocking the automatic token-refresh
on heartbeat. After ~1h the cached access_token expires → Postgres-Changes
silently stop arriving (channel still shows "joined" but no events).
- Plus: no AppState handler → no Foreground-Reconnect trigger after
Background-kill of WebSocket.
Fix A — lib/supabase.ts: createClient now passes a `realtime.accessToken`
async callback that returns the current session token. Heartbeat picks
fresh tokens automatically, no manual setAuth needed.
Fix A — all 5 manual `supabase.realtime.setAuth()` calls removed from
useChatRealtime, useCommunityRealtime, useDomainSubmissionRealtime,
stores/notifications. Token is handled by the callback now.
Fix B — _layout.tsx: AppState listener calls
supabase.auth.startAutoRefresh()/stopAutoRefresh() — official Supabase RN
pattern. On Foreground-Return, onAuthStateChange fires TOKEN_REFRESHED →
realtime.setAuth gets called internally.
Required for upcoming Auto-Detect protected-device handshake (Realtime
channel listens on protected_devices status transitions pending→active).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two bugs caused the domainRealtime channel to fail with CHANNEL_ERROR and
reconnect-loop every 3s (which also dragged down the notifRealtime channel via
the shared websocket close):
1. useDomainSubmissionRealtime.ts filtered domain_submissions on a column that
doesn't exist (`submitter_id`) — the actual column is `user_id`. Postgres
raised on the publication-side filter registration → CHANNEL_ERROR.
2. rebreak.user_custom_domains was never added to the supabase_realtime
publication — the channel also subscribes to that table. New migration
20260511_fix_realtime_user_custom_domains adds it.
(Diagnosis via backyard agent against the self-hosted Supabase on the Hetzner box.)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>