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1. shohag7552

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   issue type on Oct 20, 2026
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   product / authFixes and upgrades for the Appwrite Auth / Users / Teams services.Fixes and upgrades for the Appwrite Auth / Users / Teams services.

   product / sitesFixes and upgrades for Appwrite Sites.Fixes and upgrades for Appwrite Sites.

   sdk / cliFixes and upgrades for the Appwrite CLI.Fixes and upgrades for the Appwrite CLI.

   on Oct 20, 2026
3. callmegautam commented on Oct 21, 2026

   

   callmegautam

   on Oct 21, 2026

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   I looked into this from the open-source side, and the code path the Console uses here looks correct:

   • For Flutter > Web, the Console calls project.createWebPlatform with the name and hostname (createPlatformForProject in apps/console/src/lib/react-query/hooks/projects.ts).
   • That hits POST /v1/project/platforms/web, which needs the platforms.write scope. Nothing in it treats Flutter Web or *.appwrite.network hostnames differently.
   • Owners get platforms.write in app/config/roles.php.

   So this probably comes from something Cloud-specific (the session or region endpoint, the plan, or the org role) and not from the platform endpoint itself. A few details would help narrow it down:

   1. In the browser devtools Network tab, the failing request's URL (including the region subdomain, e.g. fra.cloud.appwrite.io) and the response body type (for example user_unauthorized).
   2. Your role in the organization that owns the project.
   3. Whether adding a plain Web platform (not Flutter) fails the same way.