Arnaud
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signIn.email() resolves with error: null and data.twoFactorRedirect: true
for 2FA-enabled accounts — no full session exists yet. The login page's
handleSubmit treated any non-error response as fully signed in and called
router.push("/recipes"), racing better-auth's own window.location.href
redirect to /verify-2fa (twoFactorClient's onSuccess hook). When the app's
push won that race, middleware bounced the unauthenticated /recipes
request straight back to /login with no error surfaced — looked like the
page just reloaded.
Now explicitly skips the /recipes push when twoFactorRedirect is set,
leaving the SDK's own redirect to run uncontested.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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