[Bug?]: ts/js files placed inside of web/src are getting served instead of serving the proper route about redwood HOT 5 OPEN

Thanks for reporting this (and the other issues you've reported!) 🙏

It's mutual, thanks for the fast response time! It's a pleasure contributing to an open-source project that is so fast to react (I really dislike contributing to open-source projects that take ages to get back).

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Hey @suzdalnitski, I'm not totally sure what the issue you're facing is, but there's a detail wrong in your reproduction that's probably leading to problems.

If you want to add a new route to your web app that's accessible at http://localhost:8910/auth, you'll have to 1) add a new <Route> to the web/src/Routes.tsx file and 2) make a new page in web/src/pages (the page generator does both those things for you: yarn rw g page auth).

It looks like you've added the file to web/src/; the router won't know to pick it up there. Let me know what I'm missing though if that's not the problem!

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Hey @jtoar, I was actually setting up authentication with Supertokens. I've ran yarn rw setup auth supertokens. It has generated auth.tsx, and has updated Routes.tsx.

You're correct, there's no auth page, because Supertokens doesn't come with a Redwood Page.

Routes has this instead:

const Routes = () => {
  if (canHandleRoute(PreBuiltUI)) {
    return getRoutingComponent(PreBuiltUI)
  }

  return (
    <Router useAuth={useAuth}>
      <Set wrap={AppLayout}>
        <Route path="/" page={HomePage} name="home" />
      </Set>

      <Route notfound page={NotFoundPage} />
    </Router>
  )
}

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@suzdalnitski Thanks for reporting this (and the other issues you've reported!) 🙏

Do you see this issue with both yarn rw dev and yarn rw build && yarn rw serve?

Do you think you could provide a step-by-step reproduction? Preferably without involving supertokens if possible.

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I've pushed a repo that reproduces the issue: https://github.com/suzdalnitski/redwood-auth-bug

The only things I've done were:

yarn create redwood-app test-app
yarn rw setup auth supertokens
yarn rw dev

Then I opened http://localhost:8910/auth.

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