Supabase Storage is a scalable and secure file storage solution that integrates seamlessly with the Supabase ecosystem. It allows developers to store and serve files, manage access permissions, and integrate with other Supabase services like authentication and database. For more details, you can visit the official Supabase Storage documentation.
When working with Supabase Storage, you might encounter a 'FileNotFound' error. This typically manifests as an error message indicating that a requested file cannot be located within the specified storage bucket. This can disrupt application functionality, especially if the file is critical for operations.
The error message might look something like this:
Error: FileNotFound - The specified file does not exist in the storage bucket.
The 'FileNotFound' error occurs when the system is unable to locate the file at the specified path within the storage bucket. This can happen due to various reasons such as incorrect file path, file not being uploaded, or the file being deleted or moved.
To resolve the 'FileNotFound' error, follow these steps:
Ensure that the file path specified in your request matches the actual path of the file in the storage bucket. Double-check for any typos or incorrect directory structures.
Check if the file has been successfully uploaded to the storage bucket. You can do this by listing the files in the bucket using the following command:
supabase storage list --bucket your_bucket_name
Replace your_bucket_name with the actual name of your bucket.
If the file was previously accessible, verify that it hasn't been accidentally deleted or moved. You can use the Supabase dashboard or the CLI to check the file's status.
For more information on managing files in Supabase Storage, refer to the Managing Files Guide. If you continue to experience issues, consider reaching out to the Supabase Community for support.
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