The Issue:
The file upload logic in src/provider/supabaseProvider.jsx uses the original file name in the storage path: images/${user.id}/${file.name}.
The Bug:
If a user uploads multiple versions of a profile picture with different filenames, the project retains every version in storage.
Summary & Fix:
The storage bucket will eventually accumulate abandoned images, wasting resources. The system should standardize the filename (e.g., profile_image) so that every new upload automatically overwrites the previous one for that user.
Vulnerable Code Snippet:
// src/provider/supabaseProvider.jsx
const uploadFileWithProgress = async (file, onProgress) => {
if (!file || !user?.id) return console.warn("Missing file or user");
const bucket = "files";
const path = `images/${user.id}/${file.name}`; // BUG: Does not overwrite old photos if names differ
try {
const { data: urlData, error: urlError } = await supabase.storage.from(bucket).createSignedUploadUrl(path);
// ...
The Issue:
The file upload logic in
src/provider/supabaseProvider.jsxuses the original file name in the storage path:images/${user.id}/${file.name}.The Bug:
If a user uploads multiple versions of a profile picture with different filenames, the project retains every version in storage.
Summary & Fix:
The storage bucket will eventually accumulate abandoned images, wasting resources. The system should standardize the filename (e.g., profile_image) so that every new upload automatically overwrites the previous one for that user.
Vulnerable Code Snippet: