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hi if you want to handle authentication in trpc chances are youamp;#39;re gonna use Json web s now you might also use something like next off but in a very common use case youamp;#39;re going to use Json web s and when you have Json web s the normal architecture that you probably want to have is you got access s which you store in memory on the client and then also youamp;#39;ve got refresh s and only those are actually stored in cookies and then the access key is just kept in memory now the access key you also have to include in your requests and you do that through custom headers and in trpc setting those headers is not exactly difficult but itamp;#39;s not exactly intuitive either because the documentation kind of lacks at this point and I had to figure this out myself and so I share how I set my headers um to the access key so that with every request instead of sending along a cookie weamp;#39;re sending along the proper header that authenticates or requests so letamp;#39;s D
