fix(doctor): warn when AuthKitProvider missing apiHostname prop#68
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fix(doctor): warn when AuthKitProvider missing apiHostname prop#68
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Warns React SPA SDK users when AuthKitProvider is used without the apiHostname prop, which causes authorize requests to route through api.workos.com instead of their custom authentication domain.
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MISSING_API_HOSTNAMEwarning toworkos doctorfor React SPA SDK users (@workos-inc/authkit-react)AuthKitProvideris used without theapiHostnameprop, which causes authorize requests to route throughapi.workos.cominstead of the customer's custom authentication domainWORKOS_API_HOSTNAMEenv var instead@workos/*packages from SDK detection that don't exist on npm