Remove Environment Variable AUTH_URL #660
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Auth.js version 5 defines AUTH_URL automatically based on request headers. Getting rid of this line prevents users from seeing this warning upon completing Chapter 15. Env URL basePath redundant
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Upon completing Chapter 15 I received this warning.
[auth][warn][env-url-basepath-redundant] Read more: https://warnings.authjs.dev#env-url-basepath-redundantAfter investigating a little I found that Auth.js version 5 infers AUTH_URL automatically based on request headers and has defined this environment variable as mostly unnecessary.
Getting rid of this line from my .env file removes the warning and everything still works like normal when logging in/out.
I'm hoping that removing it from the example file will prevent others from going through the same confusion I did with this problem.