Hi, I’m wondering why an Auth0 iframe is present in routes marked as “no authentication”. This iframe is generating 400 Bad Request under the hood and make the page so slow.
This is my config (Redwood 5.2.3, node 18):
I added useAuth={useAuth} to the Router, but the Redwood Auth documentation is not clear about it (sometimes this property was added to Router but other times it was not).
/* web/src/Routes.js */
const Routes = () => {
return (
<Router useAuth={useAuth}>
// I want no auth on this page.
<Route path="/register-device/{token}" page={RegisterDevicePage} name="registerDevice" />
// Private routes.
<Set private unauthenticated="login" wrap={WorkspaceLayout}>
...
</Set>
<Router />
)
The page RegisterDevicePage just calls the mutation EnrollDevice:
/* web/src/pages/RegisterDevicePage/RegisterDevicePage.js */
...
const ENROLL_DEVICE = gql`
mutation EnrollDevice($input: EnrollDeviceInput!) {
enrollDevice(input: $input) {
data
}
}
...
`
This mutation is tagged with skipAuth:
/* api/src/graphql/devices.sdl.js */
enrollDevice(input: EnrollDeviceInput!): Device! @skipAuth
...
The problem
When I access to my page, it takes a lot of time to load and call the mutation and I see an IFrame with the Auth0 stuff:
Also, I see a Bad Request regarding authentication issues:
Why is all this happening in pages and mutations where authentication is not required? Is it possible to remove all this overkill Auth0 stuff?