I’m using NextAuth in my Next.JS project and a CredentialsProvider. Everything working fine except one scenario:

I’m using NextAuth in my Next.JS project and a CredentialsProvider. Everything working fine except one scenario:

I implemented Google OAuth login using next-auth. In the async signIn function, I query the database with the getUser function, and if it is the first time the user logs in, I redirect them to the /sign-up page. However, on the /sign-up page, I found that the session was null. I considered using an adapter, but it would create many tables in the database. I want to minimize the values stored in the database.

I’d like to signout my user when a refresh token is expired, I tried to setup it by this way :

I have an admin portal where the admin can edit other users’ names. However, if a user is already logged in with the name “John” and their name is updated to “Michael,” the change doesn’t reflect properly in NextAuth session.

I am following this tutorial on Nextjs.org: It uses Response.redirect inside the authorized callback:

I am following this tutorial on Nextjs.org: It uses Response.redirect inside the authorized callback:

I am following this tutorial on Nextjs.org: It uses Response.redirect inside the authorized callback:

I am following this tutorial on Nextjs.org: It uses Response.redirect inside the authorized callback:

I am following this tutorial on Nextjs.org: It uses Response.redirect inside the authorized callback: