[whoknowsidont]

>Isn't next.js the "source system"

Absolutely not. You are pulling from something else. If you need authorization to view a page that means it's more than likely not going to be SSG or ISR, so both the Next.JS application and the source system should be doing authorization checks.

>If you can't rely on your middleware then you are using the wrong tech.

"If you can't rely on server less functions to run"

I mean, I can't help you there if that's your expectation that serverless functions will always run correctly.

>Just attempt to shrug it away as a "trust me bro" check.

If you lose identity and your system just chugs along anyway then there isn't a tech stack in the world that can help you.

>I haven't heard

Because you're being a dense muppet?

[arandomusername]

> I mean, I can't help you there if that's your expectation that serverless functions will always run correctly.

Crashing, failing I/O, are expected. What's not expected is logic code being ignored. I can't take you serious when you think it's acceptable to just skip past parts of your code.

If you think bypassing middlewares is acceptable you are completely deluded. But I guess that's needed to pay $150/TB for bandwidth.

[whoknowsidont]

Did you even read the thread you're commenting on? What makes you think I think it's acceptable?

Some of you are truly insufferable, holy shit.