Andrei Drazdou

Having the same issue

I found solution. You need to override devise `failture_app`. That is how you can make different behavior for website and api ``` # lib/custom_failure.rb class CustomFailure < Devise::FailureApp def respond...

Solution found. `React-select` does not every time works with SSR in Next.js, so dynamic import that allows turning off SSR for a particular component does the job. https://nextjs.org/docs/advanced-features/dynamic-import#with-no-ssr

@Rall3n Next.js version `13.0.5` Select shows this error only in page file (inside Next.js folder `pages/`). Other components seems to work fine (in my case inside Modal of `react-responsive-modal`)

@zgrybus No, for pages with SSR we use `dynamic`. For other places, it works without `dynamic` (for example for code in modal)