#Next-auth downloading files on sign in

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half bane
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Hi Everyone,

I have a client who's been happily using an app I wrote that uses Next-Auth for several months. We recently sent them updated source code after we made some changes to the code so they could build/deploy locally (his INSIST on doing it this way).

Today, I got an email saying that their security team is blocking it because it calls next-auth-js.org to download a bunch of files when someone tries to log in. I can't replicate this behavior locally, but my client thinks I have the files cached locally. I used private mode on my browser and didn't see the downloads happening.

Does anyone know why these are downloading and how I can stop it? My client suggested that I download the files and then update the app to use the local versions, but frankly, I'm not sure how I would do that.

Any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

hybrid pantherBOT
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nova ermine
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ask client to provide this requests breakdown. because by default next-auth don't make any external requests. more likely they just misunderstood some local requests.

half bane
# nova ermine ask client to provide this requests breakdown. because by default next-auth don'...
nova ermine
# half bane Here are the calls they are seeing go out over the API: authjs.dev/img/providers...

telemetry.nextjs.org/ - this one telemetry of nextjs can be disabled https://nextjs.org/telemetry
next-auth.js.org/img/logo/logo-xs.png,authjs.dev/img/providers/azure.svg this ones can be loaded from external domains it's provider icons

But most of this files from next-auth.js.org domain itself, like main page of it's domain, and they doesn't make sense, because next-auth don't have any telemetry or hidden iframes.
they should also describe situation when this requests are happening, or ideally provide video of where they catch them