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The server keeps what it fetched during SSR under the request as sent, its bearer token included, but both caches looked it up by the request without the token (to_request(None)). With bearer_auth they never found it: hydration threw away the part of the page made from it, and the cache fetched again. Both now look it up by the request as sent. Tests: ssr_fetched_request pretends the server fetched a given request; a cache with the same token starts with the response, one with another token does not.
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The server keeps what it fetched during SSR under the request as sent, its bearer token included, but both caches looked it up by the request without the token (to_request(None)). With bearer_auth they never found it: hydration threw away the part of the page made from it, and the cache fetched again. Both now look it up by the request as sent.
Tests: ssr_fetched_request pretends the server fetched a given request; a cache with the same token starts with the response, one with another token does not.