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Allow fetch unstable APIs in Deno to query a TLS certificate-protected server #208

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tgdn opened this issue Sep 30, 2023 · 4 comments
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@tgdn
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tgdn commented Sep 30, 2023

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I'd like to use the fetch unstable API from Deno in order to use a client certificate to make requests to a secured server.

Describe the solution you'd like
Allow basic unstable APIs from Deno. Right now Deno on supabase is very limited, it's impossible to use for even simple use cases such as this one.

Describe alternatives you've considered
Either there is a solution or I'll have to use something other than supabase.

I've tried using Deno.createHttpClient, but it's undefined once deployed on supabase.

Thanks!

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vincaslt commented Nov 8, 2023

It's important to me as well. I need to be able to create proxies via Deno.createHttpClient(). I've registered an issue on edge-runtime repository: #205

@sweatybridge sweatybridge transferred this issue from supabase/cli Nov 9, 2023
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sweatybridge commented Nov 9, 2023

Transferring to edge runtime repo because it likely requires changes to the container.

@predragcvetkovski
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Hey @sweatybridge can we get an update on the resolution of this issue? If resolved, can we get some documentation on how to make it work? Without this feature, we must switch to AWS Lambda and use NodeJS.

@wouterpeere
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Any news related to this issue? I ran into it today ...

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