arctic dove
hi, I call throw new UnauthorizedException() in my passport strategy. this results in a server crash:
HttpException: Invalid credentials
at ...dist/apps/may-server/webpack:/src/app/auth/auth.strategy.ts:38:19
at processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:95:5)
I cant find any configuration that would overwrite the default behavior of nest in this case.
I use nestjs 10.2.5 and node 18.17.1
Dose someone have an idea why this could happen?
I was able to fix this by using app.useGlobalFilters(new BaseExceptionFilter()); but I'm not sure, why i need to do this manually
empty crater
That generally shouldn't cause a crash. Can you provide a reproduction?
arctic dove
I tried with a fresh project, everything worked fine. as I dont know what caused this problem, I dont know how to reproduce it 😕
empty crater
Are you using a monorepo? Can you share your original code?
arctic dove
its an nx project. unfortunatly its code under nda. I will try to figure something out
empty crater
Hmm, nx monorepos usually are single package version, so this should be fine
untold copper
Most likely some missing await on a promise
empty crater
That was my initial thought,. Strange that adding a global filter would fix it though
arctic dove
hi, wasn't able to reproduce it at the time, since i solved it, I probably could now.
We use Graphql and a custom Passport startegy. the corresponding Guard is set globally.
in the passport, we had thrown this exception. But the passoport exception are not handeld by the Basefilder in a Graphql context. This behavior was found in some random issue and not in the Graphql doc part. We now use this.success and this.fail from the import { Strategy } from 'passport-strategy';