Account model missing `expires_in` about create-jd-app HOT 9 CLOSED

Interesting, thanks. The only change I had to make to get Discord working was the one described above (adding expires_in to the model) -- maybe things have changed a bit since you worked on it.

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also added a note for you so it will be easier next time

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it is not within @auth/solid-start itself.
it is within the new core of AuthJS, you could make an issue and ask why this happens at https://github.com/nextauthjs/next-auth

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Not a 100% authority but as far as I can tell this model has only been tested with github.

I had to do semi-significant changes to make Discord work, intend to PR them back but am travelling and mostly on mobile device. Search solidstart-17, I may or may not have pushed branch feature changes there can't recall.

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Interesting, thanks. The only change I had to make to get Discord working was the one described above (adding expires_in to the model) -- maybe things have changed a bit since you worked on it.

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Interesting, thanks. The only change I had to make to get Discord working was the one described above (adding expires_in to the model) -- maybe things have changed a bit since you worked on it.

Yes this is in the core of authJs, different providers require different models. This model is for google, github, etc

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Interesting, thanks. The only change I had to make to get Discord working was the one described above (adding expires_in to the model) -- maybe things have changed a bit since you worked on it.

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also added a note for you so it will be easier next time

Actually now the default provider is Discord as i don't see many People who use Github and it causes issues for people who want to use other Providers:

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Nice.. it does still strike me as a bit odd though that the Discord adapter seems to work in T3 (NextAuth) even without such a modification. Since it works there, I wonder if it's something that could be fixed in @auth/solid-start. 🤔

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it is not within @auth/solid-start itself.

it is within the new core of AuthJS, you could make an issue and ask why this happens at https://github.com/nextauthjs/next-auth

Actually here is the answer for this issue: nextauthjs/next-auth#6538 (comment)

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Yep stumbled across that afterward too. At the end of the day simply changing the model was the right suggestion to quickly get things working 👍

Notice though that the breaking provider in the linked issue there is Google. Indeed I originally saw this error happening with Google as well as Discord. However, I went back and tried again, and Google seemed to work even without expires_in 🤷‍♂️

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