One more question: yesterday I tried to do such kind of implementation:

<SessionAuth 
      onSessionExpired={() => {
        console.log('AdminRoute onSessionExpired')
        navigate(RoutePaths.Onboarding)
      }} requireAuth={true}>
          {props.children}
      </SessionAuth>

to protect one of my FE routes, we don't use the built-in UI but the onSessionExpired is not being fired in case there is no session. I have tried to look through the react lib code and I found one code that tests the onSessionExpired prop but it also specifies requieredAuth={false} which doesn't make sense... do I miss something?

Hey. This callback is called if a session used to exist, and then it expired. Versus, a session not existing at all, in which case it won’t be fired

ohh, and there is no way to customize the redirect of session doesn't exists, right?

there is a way to customise it. one min

if I do sessionRequired={false} what is the point in wrapping it with ?

well actually, yea. there is no point. Sorry.. missed that suggestion.

all good 🙂 yea that is what I do

fair enough