Next 13, Next-Auth with Neon Postgres and Drizzle vs Prisma 5
I am trying to set up Next-Auth with Neon Postgres and Drizzle, but failing miserably.
I set up a repo with several branches, including configurations for:
1) Next 13, Next-Auth, Neon Postgres, Prisma 5
2) Next 13, Next-Auth, PlanetScale MySQL, Prisma 5
3) Next 13, Next-Auth, Neon Postgres, Drizzle
The first two work perfectly fine, I am able to authenticate and store users in a database, regardless of whether they are signing up with password, magic links, or OAuth providers.
However, I am facing weird issues with the Drizzle branch, particularly with getUserByEmailAction and other similar
The logic for all three branches is exactly the same and the code is nearly identical. If anyone would like to have a look and see if they are able to fix it, the code is available here:
https://github.com/pjborowiecki/SAASY-LAND-Next-13-Starters-With-Authentication-And-Database-Implemented
The branch I am referring to is called
Looking forward to some of you trying and pointing out the issue!
I set up a repo with several branches, including configurations for:
1) Next 13, Next-Auth, Neon Postgres, Prisma 5
2) Next 13, Next-Auth, PlanetScale MySQL, Prisma 5
3) Next 13, Next-Auth, Neon Postgres, Drizzle
The first two work perfectly fine, I am able to authenticate and store users in a database, regardless of whether they are signing up with password, magic links, or OAuth providers.
However, I am facing weird issues with the Drizzle branch, particularly with getUserByEmailAction and other similar
.select()The logic for all three branches is exactly the same and the code is nearly identical. If anyone would like to have a look and see if they are able to fix it, the code is available here:
https://github.com/pjborowiecki/SAASY-LAND-Next-13-Starters-With-Authentication-And-Database-Implemented
The branch I am referring to is called
next-auth-drizzle-neon-postgresLooking forward to some of you trying and pointing out the issue!
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