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Fixed upstream in PR #268 (the setup flow handling); upgrade @kinde-oss/kinde-auth-nextjs to a release from February 2025 or later containing that fix. The maintainers confirmed the fix in the thread after discussing the deploy-vs-local difference internally. If the 401 persists on a current SDK version, double-check …
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The /api/auth/setup route in @kinde-oss/kinde-auth-nextjs returned 401 Unauthorized after deployment, while everything worked locally. The setup endpoint rejected the request in the production environment with no useful error beyond the 401. Local dev and production behaved differently, which pointed at the SDK's setu…
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Fixed in @kinde-oss/kinde-auth-nextjs 2.8.1; upgrade to 2.8.1 or newer. A maintainer confirmed the fix and a reporter verified it works. The fix removed the unconditional import so non-Expo bundlers no longer try to resolve the Expo module. Source: Source: http…
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Using @kinde-oss/kinde-auth-nextjs in an Expo/React Native context failed with Can't resolve 'expo-secure-store'. The SDK pulled in the Expo secure storage module unconditionally, so bundlers without Expo could not resolve it. The import chain broke the build even though the app never used Expo features directly.
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Fixed in @kinde-oss/kinde-auth-nextjs 2.5.4; upgrade to 2.5.4 or newer and the build succeeds. The reporter confirmed the latest version resolved it. No app-side changes were needed; the fix was entirely in the SDK's imports. Source: Source:
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Building a Next.js app with @kinde-oss/kinde-auth-nextjs failed with Cannot find module 'next/headers' imported from the Kinde auth package. The SDK imported next/headers in a context where Next did not provide it, breaking the build. The bad import came from inside the Kinde auth package's own code, not from the app'…
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Fixed in the 2.5 release of @kinde-oss/kinde-auth-nextjs; upgrade to 2.5 or newer. The maintainers confirmed the fix and it was in pre-release as 2.5.0-13 before the final. If you render auth-dependent UI like navbars, the fixed version handles the no-session case instead of throwing. Source:
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Calling getKindeServerSession() in @kinde-oss/kinde-auth-nextjs 2.3.7 threw a 500 error (e.g. when checking isAuthenticated in a navbar for a logged-out user). After login everything worked; the error only appeared with no active session. Seen on Next 15.1.4 / React 19.
Problem outcome: unknown