Convex Log Error "auth:store Invalid Refresh Token"
I have used the Convex Documentation & Tutorials / Code. Also use the Github Example Repository.
It seems like it IS working on first page load and the Sign In. But somewhere in the Convex Backend code I lose the user.
I have been stuck on this for 3 days. Looks like I have to go into the Convex Auth Package code to debug/fix - or I am missing something?
Here are the related files, Convex Logs and Broswer Console Logs.
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Thank you!
Au, Here is improved logging (client enabled)
This looks like an issue within the auth manager having to do with Token Versions (V1 & V2)?
What version of Convex Auth are you using / can you try upgrading to the latest? There are some issues we've been trying to fix specifically around Next.js App Router with SSA (not sure if you're doing that or another Next.js setup)
Yeah curious if you have the same issues on
@convex-dev/auth 0.0.71 (just to rule out other things).
You can also get slightly more logging from the backend functions here: https://labs.convex.dev/auth/debugging which can sometimes be useful for debuggingDebugging - Convex Auth
Authentication library for your Convex backend
Yeah, i have it enabled now when developing, off for production
let me try 0.71
You nailed it! Did not realize there was a newer version already.
Can mark as solved
Cause, Error behind keyboard 🙂
Let us know if you hit other issues later!
Also in addition to the client verbose logs, I wanted to point out that you can set up verbose logs for your Convex Auth functions via an environment variable (they show up in the Convex dashboard) and also for any Next.js middleware (they show up in your Next server logs)