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parity(auth): return null from session storage on JSON parse failure [from supabase-js] #263

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Auto-generated parity issue — may be a false positive.

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  • misidentified a JS-only change as cross-language relevant,
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SDK Parity: C# implementation needed

A defensive fix was made in supabase-js auth that may apply to this repository. Please confirm applicability before starting work.

Reference Implementation (supabase-js)

What Changed

Session-storage reader returns null on JSON parse failure, treating corrupted entries as absent rather than crashing downstream.

Implementation Guidance (C#)

private Session? ReadSessionFromStorage()
{
    var raw = _storage.GetItem(_storageKey);
    if (raw == null) return null;
    try
    {
        return JsonSerializer.Deserialize<Session>(raw);
    }
    catch (JsonException)
    {
        return null; // Corrupted — treat as no session
    }
}

Key Behaviors to Match

  • Invalid JSON in session storage → null, not exception

Acceptance Criteria

  • Corrupted session storage returns null, not throws
  • Test verifies the behavior

Context

  • supabase-js version: v2.106.0
  • Related: SDK-1038 (dart), SDK-1039 (py), SDK-1040 (swift)
  • Parity tracking: Auto-generated by /sync-sdk-parity

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