Upgrade Clerk to use Clerk Core 2 #11700
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This is nearly ready to go, I'm running into a TS build error due to this that I could use assistance on. 
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Thanks for getting started on this. The types for our auth setup are pretty complicated 😰 I wrote all of that, so I'm probably bet suited to jump in to help here, but unfortunately I'm super busy with upcoming conference talks and our RSC implementation. We have a team meeting on Tuesday. I'll see if I can ask someone else to take a look! |
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Unfortunately no one was available to help. I'll see if I can carve out some time next week. I'm out traveling until Sunday. |
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This PR updates redwood's usage of Clerk authentication to Clerk Core 2 which was introduced back in April 2024 as the new major version for Clerk.
Core 1 which is currently being used by Redwood will lose long term support in Q1 2025.
Core 2 also brings with it a lot of nice UI updates with
@clerk/[email protected]seeing considerable improvements.