Unable to persist to database within beforeSessionSaved

[dextermb]

Checklist

• The issue can be reproduced in the nextjs-auth0 sample app (or N/A).
• I have looked into the Readme, Examples, and FAQ and have not found a suitable solution or answer.
• I have looked into the API documentation and have not found a suitable solution or answer.
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Description

Hi all;

During the beforeSessionSaved callback I want to persist some user information to my database using the Drizzle ORM. Unfortunately it seems like Auth0 is overwriting or modifying the URL global object as when I try to execute the code below I get an error saying “TypeError: URL is not a constructor”, however executing database queries anywhere else in the app seems to work fine.

export const auth0 = new Auth0Client({
  beforeSessionSaved: async (session: SessionData) => {
    const { sub, username, email, name, picture } = session.user
    const attributes = {
      id: sub,
      avatar: picture,
      username,
      email,
      name
    }

    await db.insert(users)
      .values(attributes)
      .onDuplicateKeyUpdate({
        set: omit(attributes, ['id'])
      })

    return session
  },
  authorizationParameters: {
    scope: "openid profile email",
  },
})

What’s the recommended approach here so that I don’t clash with the mutated URL object?

Thanks in advance

Reproduction

1. Create a basic MySQL Drizzle set up
2. Attempt to insert into a table during beforeSessionSaved
3. See NextJS error pointing to Drizzle for a URL object error

Additional context

No response

nextjs-auth0 version

4.4.1

Next.js version

15.2.2

Node.js version

18.18.2

[dextermb]

When dumping out URL within my auth0.ts file I can see that it reports it as a function

[Function: URL] {
  parse: [Function: parse],
  canParse: [Function: canParse],
  createObjectURL: [Function: createObjectURL],
  revokeObjectURL: [Function: revokeObjectURL]
}

Whereas dumping URL in any other server file I can see it reports it as a class

[class URL] {
  parse: [Function: parse],
  canParse: [Function: canParse],
  createObjectURL: [Function: createObjectURL],
  revokeObjectURL: [Function: revokeObjectURL]
}