self-hosted supertokens core 6.0 on GCP Cloud Run, getting error "Invalid API Key" when trying to access the

/hello

path, but when I switch back to 5.0 with the same environment variables, it runs without issue. I'm using the same environment variables in both. Not a big issue for me because I can use 5.0, just thought I should let you guys know, maybe I'm missing something.

hi, is it expected that using Supertokens with next.js disables static optimization entirely? Our entire app is protected, so we get this error in the Vercel logs:

Warning: You have opted-out of Automatic Static Optimization due to `getInitialProps` in `pages/_app`. This does not opt-out pages with `getStaticProps`

This causes some strange downstream issues for us, because now everything in our client needs to get rendered via serverless functions

Is there a way to manually generate a verification link for a user? Found https://supertokens.com/docs/emailpassword/common-customizations/email-verification/generate-link-manually but not yet documented. The use case for this being the username has been changed, which marks it as not verified anymore, I want to then generate a new verification link and send that through to the new username once it has changed. Is this possible currently? or would I only be able to fire the new verification email once the user has created a session with the new username? thanks in advance 🙂

is there somewhere that explains what an MAU is? Does MAU mean total users signed up? If it is monthy active users, then does that mean if user

Bob

logs in three times that counts as 1 MAU?

The ST Core is telling me I need a license to add more users to the dashboard (self-hosted):

Free user limit reached. Please subscribe to a SuperTokens core license key to allow more users to access the dashboard.

How do I get a license?

I believe the answer is no, but I wanted to check: can SuperTokens act as the SAML service provider? I need to provide an application that can communicate with auth services for a university, and universities overwhelmingly use Shibboleth SAML. Is there a way to use SuperTokens in my app currently?

Hi! I am having performance issues with your managed service. My fastapi endpoint is ~0.08s on average, then I plug in supertokens session verify (not with access token blacklisting) and I am getting ~0.6s response time. Why is this ~8x slowing? Have I got any slow configuration? How can I improve this? Is it only in dev? Is it only in managed? Thanks!

Hey folks, we currently have services hosted on different domains and we are trying to use single authentication service for it. The supertokens core and the backend service interacting with it is on

somedomain.in

while few of the backend services are on

otherdomain.com

. The cookie domain is set to

somdomain.in

and its subdomains due to it frontend web client is not sending cookies in the api requests made to

otherdomain.com

. How can I send the same cookie to

otherdomain.com

. I hope the question is clear, let me know if I need to clarify further.

Hi, I've been trying to get the first and last name from the google social login to sync over to supertoken. Is there some kind of configuration needed or how can I solve it? Peeking at the code it looks like it fetches the profile from google, but it only seems to sync the email? https://github.com/supertokens/supertokens-node/blob/master/lib/ts/recipe/thirdparty/api/implementation.ts#L142 Thanks!