robel-auth

To prevent Convex Auth drift, enforce upstream-first checks before any auth changes by consulting official docs, comparing upstream READMEs, and verifying branch differences to ensure alignment with the upstream project.

The best way to debug Convex Auth behavior is to read official documentation and compare upstream READMEs to identify misalignment, ensuring your project's auth wiring matches the current upstream patterns before making changes.

Yes, you need curl and npm installed because the upstream auth verification script depends on them to fetch official documentation and manage dependency pinning for reproducible auth changes.

You should pin dependencies during a Convex Auth migration when you need to ensure reproducible changes, preventing unexpected upstream updates from breaking your auth wiring after you have verified the current documentation.

Your Convex Auth integration breaks after an upstream update because of drift, which happens when auth changes are made without first verifying upstream documentation and comparing branch differences to catch breaking pattern changes.