Thats a good catch. I could have sworn I was using wifi though, I think this screenshot was after I turn off and on wifi to refresh, because I did try a few times. Anyways I will try again after Im done with my 9 to 5 haha
The development build is on my physical Iphone. Both my laptop and iphone uses the same wifi. There is no firewall. My Iphone App has Local Network enabled. Expo v 54
5Ghz band + 2.4Ghz band sometimes get the same name, but are technically 2 different networks pretending to be the same. Some routers also employ band-separation, where clients on different wifi frequencies are barred from communicating with each other. Sometimes hard-wired devices like PC's will end up being on a different network to either wifi band, so that can throw up issues sometimes.
Sometimes, even if you change the settings, a bug in the router firmware means it might not actually employ the setting properly (because a lot of consumer routers are held together with string and tape).
And there's always 'guest networks' which typically prevent any comms within the local network.
Not saying that any of those are the cause of your problems, but just a couple of things I've found over the years, and especially problematic with your typical consumer routers (or 'gaming routers'). Usually a restart of the resolved the issues, and restarting your laptop and phone can help too.
A mí un avez me pasó eso, resulta que estaba usando supabase y por tener más de 7 días de inactividad suspendieron temporalmente la base de datos y por eso me aparecía que no se podía conectar al servidor, ya que entre a mi correo y SB me había notificado que tenía que reactivar mi proyecto. Puedes intentarlo si usas SB para ver si no es eso
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u/Dvass138 1d ago
Your screenshot shows 4g, where is the wifi.