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Next.js SSR: intermittent JWT token expired errors

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Shows how to fix next.js SSR: intermittent JWT token expired errors. Use it when you hit this exact problem. Skip it when your error message or symptom looks different.

When it applies

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TL;DR

Upgrade your Nhost JS SDKs (@nhost/nextjs, @nhost/react) to the release containing the fix. Intermittent 'JWT token expired' errors in Next.js SSR (both client and server, with getNhostSession) were an SDK bug in the token refresh path, already fixed upstream.

Steps

  1. Intermittent 'JWT token expired' errors in Next.js SSR (both client and server, with getNhostSession) were an SDK bug in the token refresh path, already fixed upstream. Upgrade your Nhost JS SDKs (@nhost/nextjs, @nhost/react) to the release containing the fix. If you're pinned to an old version and see random auth expiry under SSR, update first before debugging your session code.
  2. Source: https://github.com/nhost/nhost/issues/2348 (Nhost)

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Use this skill when you run into "Next.js SSR: intermittent JWT token expired errors".

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Versions

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Why this happens

The original report does not dig into a root cause. It documents the symptom and the fix that resolved it.

Sources

  • https://github.com/nhost/nhost/issues/2348

Evidence

In gh:nhost/nhost#2348, the issue was: I'm investigating integrating next + nhost with SSR enabled (pages router). Setup: [NhostProvider] + [NhostApolloProvider] + getNhostSession from nhost/nextjs. In general it works really well. But sometimes (and it's not clear when and why) I receive errors about JWT token being expired, both on client and server.. The verified answer: Intermittent 'JWT token expired' errors in Next.js SSR (both client and server, with getNhostSession) were an SDK bug in the token refresh path, already fixed upstream. Upgrade your Nhost JS SDKs (@nhost/nextjs, @nhost/react) to the release containing the fix. If you're pinned to an old version and see random auth expiry under SSR, update first before debugging your session code.. Issue URL: https://github.com/nhost/nhost/issues/2348

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