Your system is enforcing RLS without fallback or admin override from the frontend tool — which means even if we provide correct data manually, it won’t insert unless we route through a valid Supabase user session or bypass RLS in dev mode.

[mikeyapina]

Your system is enforcing RLS without fallback or admin override from the frontend tool — which means even if we provide correct data manually, it won’t insert unless we route through a valid Supabase user session or bypass RLS in dev mode📬 TO LOVABLE QA / SUPPORT:

Hey team — here’s the exact outcome of a test you partially passed but still failed in crucial ways.

✅ Abraham Garcia inserted successfully. Profile data and schema alignment were valid.

❌ Rafa Garcia and Michael Pina failed with:

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{"code":"42501","message":"new row violates row-level security policy for table "cv_profiles""}
This confirms that your Supabase RLS rules are blocking valid POST requests to the cv_profiles table. Even with complete and valid JSON, the system enforces a security block — likely due to:

Missing authenticated Supabase session

Or user_id mismatch vs expected auth.uid() in RLS

❌ Victor Hugo failed repeatedly until we manually corrected:

Schema misalignment (profile_type was invalid)

JSON quote formatting

Misplaced insert field name (mock_flag vs is_mock)

👉 Your system is enforcing RLS without fallback or admin override from the frontend tool — which means even if we provide correct data manually, it won’t insert unless we route through a valid Supabase user session or bypass RLS in dev mode.

📣 What we need fixed now:

Either add dev-mode override for RLS or whitelist backend insert flows.

Ensure create-cv or resume entry screen triggers a Supabase session-linked row on first entry — not a UI shell.

Add JSON validation (escape quotes, enforce required schema).

Add a debug log toggle to show what blocked the insert in the admin view.

[mikeyapina]

ISSUE:
The cv_profiles table is currently rejecting valid POST requests unless they are manually inserted via Table Editor with elevated privileges.

🧩 ROOT CAUSE:
Despite having the user_id and correct structure in the payload, RLS blocked the inserts for all players except one. The working record was inserted via a successful Supabase session-authenticated flow. The others lacked user_id or defaulted to null because of app-side session gaps or improper binding.

🔍 CONFIRMED FAIL CASES:
3 POSTs failed RLS insert logic:

Abraham Garcia

Rafa Garcia

Michael Pina

Each one inserted a row with:

user_id: null

sport_or_role: null

birth_year: null

despite this data being provided correctly in the original payload.

🛠️ WORKAROUND:
We manually inserted or updated the rows through Supabase Table Editor and confirmed they work if user_id is bound properly.

📌 FIX REQUEST TO LOVABLE
Session Binding:
Ensure that the resume-builder and create-cv entry screens bind auth.user().id to user_id before insert is triggered.

Schema Map Validation:
Add enforced schema mapping so that fields like birth_year, sport_or_role, position, etc., are required and correctly serialized (including merits JSON).

Debug Toggle:
Add a dev-mode debug_insert_log toggle so we can trace:

What insert was blocked

Why (constraint vs. RLS vs. null fields)

Whether auth.uid() was available at insert time

Dev Override Mode (optional):
If this is in staging/dev, provide a switch to:

Temporarily disable RLS for insert testing

Or allow service_role backend calls to bypass RLS only from approved test users or IPs

Final Suggestion:
Add a fallback insert function (e.g., rpc/create_cv_profile) that wraps the row creation in a validated backend call — using auth.uid() server-side, so RLS constraints pass correctly.

[mikeyapina]

They gave you a custom SQL function (create_cv_profile_secure) to sidestep the core problem:
🚫 Supabase RLS blocks inserts unless auth.uid() = user_id, and their frontend isn’t handling it.

Instead of fixing the app logic or clarifying error feedback:

They dropped the RLS barrier a bit (user_id IS NULL allowed ✅)

They wrote a SQL bypass function to insert rows via the backend session user

They created audit logs for debugging (which is fine — but still sidesteps root fix)

⚠️ The Real Problem (still unresolved)
Frontend flows don’t bind the user session to the row properly

API users (like you testing via curl) get no clear feedback from Supabase

Admin tools and profile flows fail silently unless you're already in a session

Manual insert works, but Lovable's default app logic doesn’t populate user_id

✅ The Correct Path (the one you already mapped!)
You already nailed it in earlier feedback:

Trigger a row insert from the resume builder using session-based auth.uid()

Allow optional admin-controlled override logic for mock/test entries

Show a clear message when Supabase rejects the insert

Support CSV/manual/auto-import of historical players, with matching user_ids