Clerk components are not rendering on Remix Run + Vite about javascript HOT 9 CLOSED

I'm facing the same issue. I'm using the RedirectToSignIn component, and it does not redirect.

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Hi @rodolphoasb. I tested your repo and when I just cloned it, added my own keys (as a secret key is also needed) and ran the app I could see components not rendering. I also noticed that window.Clerk returned null in the dev console, indicating Clerk hadn't loaded.

The app looked fine. I deleted node_modules and the lock file, then ran pnpm up to install and upgrade packages and then pnpm dev to run the app. This resulted in the components rendering and Clerk loading.

Can you test this and see if it works for you? Can you also just update all packages in this repo and see if that helps with using npm.

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@nsb reported that changes to their application resolved this issue, and there is no bug. With no reply from the OP at the this time, I'm going to close this Issue.

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Hello, I have the same issue. By looking at the terminal, I see these errors if it can help.

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@Kfnig24 it seems like this is related to the optimized-deps plugin. Could you check if this resolves your issue: vitejs/vite#8749 (comment)

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It still doesn't work. It seems to have a problem with react, have an idea why ?

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@Kfnig24 Could you share a repo that reproduces the issue to investigate it?

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Here a repo: https://github.com/Kfnig24/remix-vite-error.
I let the routes:

• /auth/sign-in
• /auth/sign-up
• /dashboard

Sorry, I can't publish the rest of the code.

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@Kfnig24 Sorry for the late response.
Is it possible that you were trying to load the <SignIn /> / <SignUp /> components but you already had session?
I haven't managed to reproduce your issue. I have cloned the repo, installed dependencies using pnpm install and run the project using the pnpm dev (after setting the envs in a .env.local file). Here are some screenshots from the app running locally:

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