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Your API returns 401 Unauthorized, meaning the server doesn't recognize your credentials or your token has expired.
View SolutionYou're authenticated (logged in) but the server denies access because you lack the required permissions or role.
View SolutionYour JWT access token has passed its expiration time (exp claim), causing API requests to fail.
View SolutionUser sessions aren't being saved between page loads, causing users to be logged out on every refresh.
View SolutionYour browser blocks requests from localhost to your API because of Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) policy restrictions.
View SolutionThe server encountered an unexpected error and couldn't process your request.
View SolutionNetwork requests start but never complete, leaving the UI in a loading state indefinitely.
View SolutionYour code expects JSON but receives malformed or non-JSON data, causing parse errors.
View SolutionYour bundler can't find a module you're trying to import, causing build failures.
View SolutionNode.js runs out of memory during the build process, causing it to crash.
View SolutionYour CSS works in development but styles are missing or broken in production.
View SolutionEnvironment variables are undefined in your application, causing features to break.
View SolutionUsers get 'Loading chunk failed' errors after you deploy a new version.
View SolutionReact's hydration process fails because the server-rendered HTML doesn't match what the client tries to render.
View SolutionThe Next.js Image component throws errors about unconfigured hostnames or missing dimensions.
View SolutionYour Next.js API route returns 404 or doesn't handle requests correctly.
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