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      Admin UI actions over themes blocks application since 1.61.2

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      • • • david.cuen
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      @david-cuen OK, I was able to get more than 10, but you're right about it possibly being the size. Is it possible for you to share the theme you are using with us or me individually? I don't want you to give away any secrets, proprietary info or share anything private if you can't but getting a look at the theme may help.

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      Unsolved can't use fusion auth react sdk when fusion auth server runs locally on fusionauth.localhost:

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      @bernardo-munz Did you play with the SameSite setting?

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      Error getting list application due to sql error (mysql)

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      @dan said in Error getting list application due to sql error (mysql):

      @traperwaze said in Error getting list application due to sql error (mysql):

      MariaDB server

      I believe the issues is that we don't support MariaDB.

      This is a known issue: https://github.com/FusionAuth/fusionauth-issues/issues/367 poki

      Do you see the same issue with a supported version of MySQL or PostgreSQL?

      Thanks for confirming. That lines up with what I’m seeing as well. We are indeed running MariaDB, and it looks like the JSON operator (->>) used in that query isn’t supported the same way in MariaDB, which would explain the syntax error.

      We haven’t tested this yet on a supported database, but based on the linked issue and your comment, it does appear to be a MariaDB compatibility problem rather than a misconfiguration on our side. We’ll plan to test against a supported version of MySQL and/or PostgreSQL to confirm.

      Appreciate you pointing us to the GitHub issue — that helps clarify things a lot.