it should be working fine now

if you reload the page, the instance mode should show active (or will show in a few seconds)

Yes, showing active

thanks for the quick turn around 🙂

Also, did you have any issues using the API key?

For example, did you initially miss putting the API in the backend SDK?

I think that did happen

Thanks for the feedback. A lot of people have faced this issue actually... so perhaps we can do something to make it easier..

For some reason the production build of my react project is sending endless requests to

/refresh

, see the screenshot attached. This is not happening while testing on a development server. Any ideas on why could this be happening? cc: @User

- What version of supertokens-node and auth-react are you using? - What does your appInfo in the config look like? - What does session.init() on the frontend and backend look like?

- Is your app in an iframe?

- Also, can you send me a screenshot of the cookies set on the frontend?

- using supertokens-node v5.0.1 in backend, and supertokens-auth-react v0.13.0 in the frontend - sent to you - sent to you - No, it isn't in an iframe. - sent. Thank you for the quick response.

Thanks. So the refresh is returning 200, means there are cookie set against your API domain.

Are there any errors in the console?

The browser isn't setting the frontend cookies and that's the issue. What's the domain of your website that you are running this on?

No, there aren't.

Alright, so because of the cookies not getting set on the frontend, supertokens keeps sending the refresh requests? The domain is : https://beta.neera.ai/

> Alright, so because of the cookies not getting set on the frontend, supertokens keeps sending the refresh requests? Yes.

thanks. I'll have a look as to what's wrong.

Thank you, I will keep looking into it as well.

So one strange thing is that the backend refresh call is returning 200, when it should be returning 401

Are you catching errors in some way on the backend API and returning 200?

oh.. the value of

apiDomain

on the frontend seems to be incorrect.

should it be neera.ai/api/... or beta.neera.ai/api/...?

if it's beta.neera.ai/api/auth/..., right now, it's querying beta.neera.ai/auth/...

Perhaps you should try with adding

apiBasePath

in the

appInfo

as

"/api/auth"

, and seeing if it works then (this on the frontend and backend).

this way, the frontend will query "beta.neera.ai/api/auth/*"

and your

apiDomain

should be

https://beta.neera.ai

It's already set as neera.ai/api. I will try setting apiBasePath, give me a few minutes.