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I tried to export my Next.js app that uses Clerk statically. Right now I'm getting an error that you can only use auth() within the /app directory whenever I export pages. I think this makes sense, since at build time, you wouldn't know who is logged in.
Is there a workaround for this?
If not, can you use Clerk as the auth provider for API routes provided by the Next.js backend and front-end separately?
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I tried to export my Next.js app that uses Clerk statically. Right now I'm getting an error that you can only use
auth()within the/appdirectory whenever I export pages. I think this makes sense, since at build time, you wouldn't know who is logged in.Is there a workaround for this?
If not, can you use Clerk as the auth provider for API routes provided by the Next.js backend and front-end separately?
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