The Supabase Swift SDK 2.x splits its query pipeline sharply: select(), .eq(), .in(), .gt() are all synchronous and return a PostgrestTransformBuilder. Only .execute() is async throws. That means try await goes on the whole chain, but the parser only resolves it at the single async call. If you see 'No calls to throwing functions' or 'No async operations' mid-chain, the real problem is almost always a method signature mismatch upstream — not the try await itself.
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