useOrganizationList returns empty data despite API responding with full list (@clerk/nextjs 7.0.12) #8559

Description

@misterludden

Summary

In @clerk/nextjs@7.0.12 (Next.js 16.2.0, React 19.2.4), useOrganizationList({ userMemberships: true }) and useOrganizationList({ userMemberships: { infinite: true } }) both return { data: [], count: 0, isLoading: false, hasNextPage: false } even when the underlying /v1/me/organization_memberships REST endpoint responds 200 with total_count: 2 and both memberships in data[].

The lower-level method on the user object — user.getOrganizationMemberships() — works correctly and returns the full list. This is the workaround we're using.

Environment

  • @clerk/nextjs: 7.0.12
  • @clerk/backend: 3.4.6
  • @clerk/testing: 2.0.26
  • next: 16.2.0
  • react / react-dom: 19.2.4
  • Clerk JS version reported in network request: _clerk_js_version=6.11.0
  • Clerk API version: 2025-11-10
  • Headless Chromium 147 (Playwright) and standard Chrome browsers reproduce.

Repro

  1. User signs into a Clerk dev instance.
  2. The user is an admin of exactly 2 orgs (created via Backend SDK client.organizations.createOrganization({ createdBy: userId, ... }) with no further user invites needed).
  3. In a React component using @clerk/nextjs:
const{ userMemberships }=useOrganizationList({userMemberships: true,// or { infinite: true } — both reproduce});useEffect(()=>{console.log('hook:',{isLoading: userMemberships?.isLoading,dataLen: userMemberships?.data?.length,count: userMemberships?.count,});},[userMemberships]);

Output:

hook: { isLoading: false, dataLen: 0, count: 0 }

But — same user, same component, same session:

const{ user }=useUser();useEffect(()=>{user?.getOrganizationMemberships().then((m)=>{console.log('user.method:',m?.data?.length);// → 2 ✓});},[user]);

And the underlying network call (captured by Playwright network trace) shows:

GET https://<instance>.clerk.accounts.dev/v1/me/organization_memberships?paginated=true&limit=10&offset=0
Status: 200
Body: { "response": { "data": [m1, m2], "total_count": 2 } }

Both memberships in the response have role: "org:admin", full permissions, no banned flag, identical public_user_data.user_id matching the signed-in user.

Expected

useOrganizationList({ userMemberships: true }).userMemberships.data should be [m1, m2] matching the API response.

Actual

userMemberships.data is empty ([]). count is 0. isLoading is false. hasNextPage is false. As if the API returned an empty list, but the network trace proves otherwise.

Workaround

const{ user }=useUser();const{ setActive }=useOrganizationList();// still used for switchingconst[orgs,setOrgs]=useState<Membership[]|null>(null);useEffect(()=>{if(!user)return;letcancelled=false;user.getOrganizationMemberships().then((memberships)=>{if(!cancelled){constitems=Array.isArray(memberships) ? memberships : memberships?.data??[];setOrgs(items);}});return()=>{cancelled=true;};},[user]);

This works correctly. We applied it in our org-switcher component and the multi-org UI now renders both memberships.

Notes

  • Reproduces against a Clerk dev instance with a long-lived test user that's recreated via Backend SDK between e2e runs.
  • The bug surfaces in a fresh-sign-in flow where both orgs were created shortly before sign-in. We haven't tested whether older sessions (where orgs existed for hours/days before sign-in) reproduce.
  • We have a full reproducible end-to-end via Playwright + Clerk Testing Tokens if helpful.

Happy to provide more detail or test a fix.

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      useOrganizationList returns empty data despite API responding with full list (@clerk/nextjs 7.0.12) #8559

      Description

      @misterludden

      Summary

      In @clerk/nextjs@7.0.12 (Next.js 16.2.0, React 19.2.4), useOrganizationList({ userMemberships: true }) and useOrganizationList({ userMemberships: { infinite: true } }) both return { data: [], count: 0, isLoading: false, hasNextPage: false } even when the underlying /v1/me/organization_memberships REST endpoint responds 200 with total_count: 2 and both memberships in data[].

      The lower-level method on the user object — user.getOrganizationMemberships() — works correctly and returns the full list. This is the workaround we're using.

      Environment

      • @clerk/nextjs: 7.0.12
      • @clerk/backend: 3.4.6
      • @clerk/testing: 2.0.26
      • next: 16.2.0
      • react / react-dom: 19.2.4
      • Clerk JS version reported in network request: _clerk_js_version=6.11.0
      • Clerk API version: 2025-11-10
      • Headless Chromium 147 (Playwright) and standard Chrome browsers reproduce.

      Repro

      1. User signs into a Clerk dev instance.
      2. The user is an admin of exactly 2 orgs (created via Backend SDK client.organizations.createOrganization({ createdBy: userId, ... }) with no further user invites needed).
      3. In a React component using @clerk/nextjs:
      const{ userMemberships }=useOrganizationList({userMemberships: true,// or { infinite: true } — both reproduce});useEffect(()=>{console.log('hook:',{isLoading: userMemberships?.isLoading,dataLen: userMemberships?.data?.length,count: userMemberships?.count,});},[userMemberships]);

      Output:

      hook: { isLoading: false, dataLen: 0, count: 0 }
      

      But — same user, same component, same session:

      const{ user }=useUser();useEffect(()=>{user?.getOrganizationMemberships().then((m)=>{console.log('user.method:',m?.data?.length);// → 2 ✓});},[user]);

      And the underlying network call (captured by Playwright network trace) shows:

      GET https://<instance>.clerk.accounts.dev/v1/me/organization_memberships?paginated=true&limit=10&offset=0
      Status: 200
      Body: { "response": { "data": [m1, m2], "total_count": 2 } }
      

      Both memberships in the response have role: "org:admin", full permissions, no banned flag, identical public_user_data.user_id matching the signed-in user.

      Expected

      useOrganizationList({ userMemberships: true }).userMemberships.data should be [m1, m2] matching the API response.

      Actual

      userMemberships.data is empty ([]). count is 0. isLoading is false. hasNextPage is false. As if the API returned an empty list, but the network trace proves otherwise.

      Workaround

      const{ user }=useUser();const{ setActive }=useOrganizationList();// still used for switchingconst[orgs,setOrgs]=useState<Membership[]|null>(null);useEffect(()=>{if(!user)return;letcancelled=false;user.getOrganizationMemberships().then((memberships)=>{if(!cancelled){constitems=Array.isArray(memberships) ? memberships : memberships?.data??[];setOrgs(items);}});return()=>{cancelled=true;};},[user]);

      This works correctly. We applied it in our org-switcher component and the multi-org UI now renders both memberships.

      Notes

      • Reproduces against a Clerk dev instance with a long-lived test user that's recreated via Backend SDK between e2e runs.
      • The bug surfaces in a fresh-sign-in flow where both orgs were created shortly before sign-in. We haven't tested whether older sessions (where orgs existed for hours/days before sign-in) reproduce.
      • We have a full reproducible end-to-end via Playwright + Clerk Testing Tokens if helpful.

      Happy to provide more detail or test a fix.

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          useOrganizationList returns empty data despite API responding with full list (@clerk/nextjs 7.0.12) #8559

          Description

          @misterludden

          Summary

          In @clerk/nextjs@7.0.12 (Next.js 16.2.0, React 19.2.4), useOrganizationList({ userMemberships: true }) and useOrganizationList({ userMemberships: { infinite: true } }) both return { data: [], count: 0, isLoading: false, hasNextPage: false } even when the underlying /v1/me/organization_memberships REST endpoint responds 200 with total_count: 2 and both memberships in data[].

          The lower-level method on the user object — user.getOrganizationMemberships() — works correctly and returns the full list. This is the workaround we're using.

          Environment

          • @clerk/nextjs: 7.0.12
          • @clerk/backend: 3.4.6
          • @clerk/testing: 2.0.26
          • next: 16.2.0
          • react / react-dom: 19.2.4
          • Clerk JS version reported in network request: _clerk_js_version=6.11.0
          • Clerk API version: 2025-11-10
          • Headless Chromium 147 (Playwright) and standard Chrome browsers reproduce.

          Repro

          1. User signs into a Clerk dev instance.
          2. The user is an admin of exactly 2 orgs (created via Backend SDK client.organizations.createOrganization({ createdBy: userId, ... }) with no further user invites needed).
          3. In a React component using @clerk/nextjs:
          const{ userMemberships }=useOrganizationList({userMemberships: true,// or { infinite: true } — both reproduce});useEffect(()=>{console.log('hook:',{isLoading: userMemberships?.isLoading,dataLen: userMemberships?.data?.length,count: userMemberships?.count,});},[userMemberships]);

          Output:

          hook: { isLoading: false, dataLen: 0, count: 0 }
          

          But — same user, same component, same session:

          const{ user }=useUser();useEffect(()=>{user?.getOrganizationMemberships().then((m)=>{console.log('user.method:',m?.data?.length);// → 2 ✓});},[user]);

          And the underlying network call (captured by Playwright network trace) shows:

          GET https://<instance>.clerk.accounts.dev/v1/me/organization_memberships?paginated=true&limit=10&offset=0
          Status: 200
          Body: { "response": { "data": [m1, m2], "total_count": 2 } }
          

          Both memberships in the response have role: "org:admin", full permissions, no banned flag, identical public_user_data.user_id matching the signed-in user.

          Expected

          useOrganizationList({ userMemberships: true }).userMemberships.data should be [m1, m2] matching the API response.

          Actual

          userMemberships.data is empty ([]). count is 0. isLoading is false. hasNextPage is false. As if the API returned an empty list, but the network trace proves otherwise.

          Workaround

          const{ user }=useUser();const{ setActive }=useOrganizationList();// still used for switchingconst[orgs,setOrgs]=useState<Membership[]|null>(null);useEffect(()=>{if(!user)return;letcancelled=false;user.getOrganizationMemberships().then((memberships)=>{if(!cancelled){constitems=Array.isArray(memberships) ? memberships : memberships?.data??[];setOrgs(items);}});return()=>{cancelled=true;};},[user]);

          This works correctly. We applied it in our org-switcher component and the multi-org UI now renders both memberships.

          Notes

          • Reproduces against a Clerk dev instance with a long-lived test user that's recreated via Backend SDK between e2e runs.
          • The bug surfaces in a fresh-sign-in flow where both orgs were created shortly before sign-in. We haven't tested whether older sessions (where orgs existed for hours/days before sign-in) reproduce.
          • We have a full reproducible end-to-end via Playwright + Clerk Testing Tokens if helpful.

          Happy to provide more detail or test a fix.

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              useOrganizationList returns empty data despite API responding with full list (@clerk/nextjs 7.0.12) #8559

              Description

              @misterludden

              Summary

              In @clerk/nextjs@7.0.12 (Next.js 16.2.0, React 19.2.4), useOrganizationList({ userMemberships: true }) and useOrganizationList({ userMemberships: { infinite: true } }) both return { data: [], count: 0, isLoading: false, hasNextPage: false } even when the underlying /v1/me/organization_memberships REST endpoint responds 200 with total_count: 2 and both memberships in data[].

              The lower-level method on the user object — user.getOrganizationMemberships() — works correctly and returns the full list. This is the workaround we're using.

              Environment

              • @clerk/nextjs: 7.0.12
              • @clerk/backend: 3.4.6
              • @clerk/testing: 2.0.26
              • next: 16.2.0
              • react / react-dom: 19.2.4
              • Clerk JS version reported in network request: _clerk_js_version=6.11.0
              • Clerk API version: 2025-11-10
              • Headless Chromium 147 (Playwright) and standard Chrome browsers reproduce.

              Repro

              1. User signs into a Clerk dev instance.
              2. The user is an admin of exactly 2 orgs (created via Backend SDK client.organizations.createOrganization({ createdBy: userId, ... }) with no further user invites needed).
              3. In a React component using @clerk/nextjs:
              const{ userMemberships }=useOrganizationList({userMemberships: true,// or { infinite: true } — both reproduce});useEffect(()=>{console.log('hook:',{isLoading: userMemberships?.isLoading,dataLen: userMemberships?.data?.length,count: userMemberships?.count,});},[userMemberships]);

              Output:

              hook: { isLoading: false, dataLen: 0, count: 0 }
              

              But — same user, same component, same session:

              const{ user }=useUser();useEffect(()=>{user?.getOrganizationMemberships().then((m)=>{console.log('user.method:',m?.data?.length);// → 2 ✓});},[user]);

              And the underlying network call (captured by Playwright network trace) shows:

              GET https://<instance>.clerk.accounts.dev/v1/me/organization_memberships?paginated=true&limit=10&offset=0
              Status: 200
              Body: { "response": { "data": [m1, m2], "total_count": 2 } }
              

              Both memberships in the response have role: "org:admin", full permissions, no banned flag, identical public_user_data.user_id matching the signed-in user.

              Expected

              useOrganizationList({ userMemberships: true }).userMemberships.data should be [m1, m2] matching the API response.

              Actual

              userMemberships.data is empty ([]). count is 0. isLoading is false. hasNextPage is false. As if the API returned an empty list, but the network trace proves otherwise.

              Workaround

              const{ user }=useUser();const{ setActive }=useOrganizationList();// still used for switchingconst[orgs,setOrgs]=useState<Membership[]|null>(null);useEffect(()=>{if(!user)return;letcancelled=false;user.getOrganizationMemberships().then((memberships)=>{if(!cancelled){constitems=Array.isArray(memberships) ? memberships : memberships?.data??[];setOrgs(items);}});return()=>{cancelled=true;};},[user]);

              This works correctly. We applied it in our org-switcher component and the multi-org UI now renders both memberships.

              Notes

              • Reproduces against a Clerk dev instance with a long-lived test user that's recreated via Backend SDK between e2e runs.
              • The bug surfaces in a fresh-sign-in flow where both orgs were created shortly before sign-in. We haven't tested whether older sessions (where orgs existed for hours/days before sign-in) reproduce.
              • We have a full reproducible end-to-end via Playwright + Clerk Testing Tokens if helpful.

              Happy to provide more detail or test a fix.

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                  useOrganizationList returns empty data despite API responding with full list (@clerk/nextjs 7.0.12) #8559

                  Description

                  @misterludden

                  Summary

                  In @clerk/nextjs@7.0.12 (Next.js 16.2.0, React 19.2.4), useOrganizationList({ userMemberships: true }) and useOrganizationList({ userMemberships: { infinite: true } }) both return { data: [], count: 0, isLoading: false, hasNextPage: false } even when the underlying /v1/me/organization_memberships REST endpoint responds 200 with total_count: 2 and both memberships in data[].

                  The lower-level method on the user object — user.getOrganizationMemberships() — works correctly and returns the full list. This is the workaround we're using.

                  Environment

                  • @clerk/nextjs: 7.0.12
                  • @clerk/backend: 3.4.6
                  • @clerk/testing: 2.0.26
                  • next: 16.2.0
                  • react / react-dom: 19.2.4
                  • Clerk JS version reported in network request: _clerk_js_version=6.11.0
                  • Clerk API version: 2025-11-10
                  • Headless Chromium 147 (Playwright) and standard Chrome browsers reproduce.

                  Repro

                  1. User signs into a Clerk dev instance.
                  2. The user is an admin of exactly 2 orgs (created via Backend SDK client.organizations.createOrganization({ createdBy: userId, ... }) with no further user invites needed).
                  3. In a React component using @clerk/nextjs:
                  const{ userMemberships }=useOrganizationList({userMemberships: true,// or { infinite: true } — both reproduce});useEffect(()=>{console.log('hook:',{isLoading: userMemberships?.isLoading,dataLen: userMemberships?.data?.length,count: userMemberships?.count,});},[userMemberships]);

                  Output:

                  hook: { isLoading: false, dataLen: 0, count: 0 }
                  

                  But — same user, same component, same session:

                  const{ user }=useUser();useEffect(()=>{user?.getOrganizationMemberships().then((m)=>{console.log('user.method:',m?.data?.length);// → 2 ✓});},[user]);

                  And the underlying network call (captured by Playwright network trace) shows:

                  GET https://<instance>.clerk.accounts.dev/v1/me/organization_memberships?paginated=true&limit=10&offset=0
                  Status: 200
                  Body: { "response": { "data": [m1, m2], "total_count": 2 } }
                  

                  Both memberships in the response have role: "org:admin", full permissions, no banned flag, identical public_user_data.user_id matching the signed-in user.

                  Expected

                  useOrganizationList({ userMemberships: true }).userMemberships.data should be [m1, m2] matching the API response.

                  Actual

                  userMemberships.data is empty ([]). count is 0. isLoading is false. hasNextPage is false. As if the API returned an empty list, but the network trace proves otherwise.

                  Workaround

                  const{ user }=useUser();const{ setActive }=useOrganizationList();// still used for switchingconst[orgs,setOrgs]=useState<Membership[]|null>(null);useEffect(()=>{if(!user)return;letcancelled=false;user.getOrganizationMemberships().then((memberships)=>{if(!cancelled){constitems=Array.isArray(memberships) ? memberships : memberships?.data??[];setOrgs(items);}});return()=>{cancelled=true;};},[user]);

                  This works correctly. We applied it in our org-switcher component and the multi-org UI now renders both memberships.

                  Notes

                  • Reproduces against a Clerk dev instance with a long-lived test user that's recreated via Backend SDK between e2e runs.
                  • The bug surfaces in a fresh-sign-in flow where both orgs were created shortly before sign-in. We haven't tested whether older sessions (where orgs existed for hours/days before sign-in) reproduce.
                  • We have a full reproducible end-to-end via Playwright + Clerk Testing Tokens if helpful.

                  Happy to provide more detail or test a fix.

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                      useOrganizationList returns empty data despite API responding with full list (@clerk/nextjs 7.0.12) #8559

                      Description

                      @misterludden

                      Summary

                      In @clerk/nextjs@7.0.12 (Next.js 16.2.0, React 19.2.4), useOrganizationList({ userMemberships: true }) and useOrganizationList({ userMemberships: { infinite: true } }) both return { data: [], count: 0, isLoading: false, hasNextPage: false } even when the underlying /v1/me/organization_memberships REST endpoint responds 200 with total_count: 2 and both memberships in data[].

                      The lower-level method on the user object — user.getOrganizationMemberships() — works correctly and returns the full list. This is the workaround we're using.

                      Environment

                      • @clerk/nextjs: 7.0.12
                      • @clerk/backend: 3.4.6
                      • @clerk/testing: 2.0.26
                      • next: 16.2.0
                      • react / react-dom: 19.2.4
                      • Clerk JS version reported in network request: _clerk_js_version=6.11.0
                      • Clerk API version: 2025-11-10
                      • Headless Chromium 147 (Playwright) and standard Chrome browsers reproduce.

                      Repro

                      1. User signs into a Clerk dev instance.
                      2. The user is an admin of exactly 2 orgs (created via Backend SDK client.organizations.createOrganization({ createdBy: userId, ... }) with no further user invites needed).
                      3. In a React component using @clerk/nextjs:
                      const{ userMemberships }=useOrganizationList({userMemberships: true,// or { infinite: true } — both reproduce});useEffect(()=>{console.log('hook:',{isLoading: userMemberships?.isLoading,dataLen: userMemberships?.data?.length,count: userMemberships?.count,});},[userMemberships]);

                      Output:

                      hook: { isLoading: false, dataLen: 0, count: 0 }
                      

                      But — same user, same component, same session:

                      const{ user }=useUser();useEffect(()=>{user?.getOrganizationMemberships().then((m)=>{console.log('user.method:',m?.data?.length);// → 2 ✓});},[user]);

                      And the underlying network call (captured by Playwright network trace) shows:

                      GET https://<instance>.clerk.accounts.dev/v1/me/organization_memberships?paginated=true&limit=10&offset=0
                      Status: 200
                      Body: { "response": { "data": [m1, m2], "total_count": 2 } }
                      

                      Both memberships in the response have role: "org:admin", full permissions, no banned flag, identical public_user_data.user_id matching the signed-in user.

                      Expected

                      useOrganizationList({ userMemberships: true }).userMemberships.data should be [m1, m2] matching the API response.

                      Actual

                      userMemberships.data is empty ([]). count is 0. isLoading is false. hasNextPage is false. As if the API returned an empty list, but the network trace proves otherwise.

                      Workaround

                      const{ user }=useUser();const{ setActive }=useOrganizationList();// still used for switchingconst[orgs,setOrgs]=useState<Membership[]|null>(null);useEffect(()=>{if(!user)return;letcancelled=false;user.getOrganizationMemberships().then((memberships)=>{if(!cancelled){constitems=Array.isArray(memberships) ? memberships : memberships?.data??[];setOrgs(items);}});return()=>{cancelled=true;};},[user]);

                      This works correctly. We applied it in our org-switcher component and the multi-org UI now renders both memberships.

                      Notes

                      • Reproduces against a Clerk dev instance with a long-lived test user that's recreated via Backend SDK between e2e runs.
                      • The bug surfaces in a fresh-sign-in flow where both orgs were created shortly before sign-in. We haven't tested whether older sessions (where orgs existed for hours/days before sign-in) reproduce.
                      • We have a full reproducible end-to-end via Playwright + Clerk Testing Tokens if helpful.

                      Happy to provide more detail or test a fix.

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                          useOrganizationList returns empty data despite API responding with full list (@clerk/nextjs 7.0.12) #8559

                          Description

                          @misterludden

                          Summary

                          In @clerk/nextjs@7.0.12 (Next.js 16.2.0, React 19.2.4), useOrganizationList({ userMemberships: true }) and useOrganizationList({ userMemberships: { infinite: true } }) both return { data: [], count: 0, isLoading: false, hasNextPage: false } even when the underlying /v1/me/organization_memberships REST endpoint responds 200 with total_count: 2 and both memberships in data[].

                          The lower-level method on the user object — user.getOrganizationMemberships() — works correctly and returns the full list. This is the workaround we're using.

                          Environment

                          • @clerk/nextjs: 7.0.12
                          • @clerk/backend: 3.4.6
                          • @clerk/testing: 2.0.26
                          • next: 16.2.0
                          • react / react-dom: 19.2.4
                          • Clerk JS version reported in network request: _clerk_js_version=6.11.0
                          • Clerk API version: 2025-11-10
                          • Headless Chromium 147 (Playwright) and standard Chrome browsers reproduce.

                          Repro

                          1. User signs into a Clerk dev instance.
                          2. The user is an admin of exactly 2 orgs (created via Backend SDK client.organizations.createOrganization({ createdBy: userId, ... }) with no further user invites needed).
                          3. In a React component using @clerk/nextjs:
                          const{ userMemberships }=useOrganizationList({userMemberships: true,// or { infinite: true } — both reproduce});useEffect(()=>{console.log('hook:',{isLoading: userMemberships?.isLoading,dataLen: userMemberships?.data?.length,count: userMemberships?.count,});},[userMemberships]);

                          Output:

                          hook: { isLoading: false, dataLen: 0, count: 0 }
                          

                          But — same user, same component, same session:

                          const{ user }=useUser();useEffect(()=>{user?.getOrganizationMemberships().then((m)=>{console.log('user.method:',m?.data?.length);// → 2 ✓});},[user]);

                          And the underlying network call (captured by Playwright network trace) shows:

                          GET https://<instance>.clerk.accounts.dev/v1/me/organization_memberships?paginated=true&limit=10&offset=0
                          Status: 200
                          Body: { "response": { "data": [m1, m2], "total_count": 2 } }
                          

                          Both memberships in the response have role: "org:admin", full permissions, no banned flag, identical public_user_data.user_id matching the signed-in user.

                          Expected

                          useOrganizationList({ userMemberships: true }).userMemberships.data should be [m1, m2] matching the API response.

                          Actual

                          userMemberships.data is empty ([]). count is 0. isLoading is false. hasNextPage is false. As if the API returned an empty list, but the network trace proves otherwise.

                          Workaround

                          const{ user }=useUser();const{ setActive }=useOrganizationList();// still used for switchingconst[orgs,setOrgs]=useState<Membership[]|null>(null);useEffect(()=>{if(!user)return;letcancelled=false;user.getOrganizationMemberships().then((memberships)=>{if(!cancelled){constitems=Array.isArray(memberships) ? memberships : memberships?.data??[];setOrgs(items);}});return()=>{cancelled=true;};},[user]);

                          This works correctly. We applied it in our org-switcher component and the multi-org UI now renders both memberships.

                          Notes

                          • Reproduces against a Clerk dev instance with a long-lived test user that's recreated via Backend SDK between e2e runs.
                          • The bug surfaces in a fresh-sign-in flow where both orgs were created shortly before sign-in. We haven't tested whether older sessions (where orgs existed for hours/days before sign-in) reproduce.
                          • We have a full reproducible end-to-end via Playwright + Clerk Testing Tokens if helpful.

                          Happy to provide more detail or test a fix.

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                              , 'i'); if (__m === '*' || __re.test(location.href)) { injectUserscript("// Universal Dark Mode - works on any site\n(function() {\n var enabled = true;\n \n function applyDarkMode() {\n if (!enabled) return;\n \n // Create style element if it doesn't exist\n var style = document.getElementById('universal-dark-mode-style');\n if (!style) {\n style = document.createElement('style');\n style.id = 'universal-dark-mode-style';\n document.head.appendChild(style);\n }\n \n // Dark mode CSS - inverts colors but preserves images/video\n style.textContent = '\n /* Invert everything except media */\n html {\n filter: invert(1) hue-rotate(180deg) !important;\n background: #1a1a2e !important;\n }\n \n /* Restore images, videos, iframes, canvas */\n img, video, iframe, canvas, svg, picture, [style*=\"background-image\"] {\n filter: invert(1) hue-rotate(180deg) !important;\n }\n \n /* Preserve specific elements that should not be inverted */\n .no-dark-mode, .no-dark-mode *,\n [data-theme=\"light\"], [data-theme=\"light\"],\n .ace_editor, .ace_editor *,\n .CodeMirror, .CodeMirror *,\n .monaco-editor, .monaco-editor *,\n .markdown-body pre, .markdown-body pre *,\n .highlight, .highlight *,\n pre code, pre code * {\n filter: none !important;\n }\n \n /* Fix common UI elements */\n .modal, .popup, .dropdown-menu, .tooltip, .popover {\n filter: invert(1) hue-rotate(180deg) !important;\n background: #2d2d44 !important;\n border-color: #444 !important;\n }\n \n /* Scrollbars */\n ::-webkit-scrollbar { background: #1a1a2e !important; }\n ::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { background: #444 !important; }\n ::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb:hover { background: #555 !important; }\n \n /* Selection */\n ::selection { background: #4ecdc4 !important; color: #1a1a2e !important; }\n ::-moz-selection { background: #4ecdc4 !important; color: #1a1a2e !important; }\n ';\n }\n \n function removeDarkMode() {\n var style = document.getElementById('universal-dark-mode-style');\n if (style) style.remove();\n }\n \n // Toggle with Alt+Shift+D\n document.addEventListener('keydown', function(e) {\n if (e.altKey && e.shiftKey && e.key === 'D') {\n e.preventDefault();\n enabled = !enabled;\n if (enabled) {\n applyDarkMode();\n console.log('[Universal Dark Mode] Enabled');\n } else {\n removeDarkMode();\n console.log('[Universal Dark Mode] Disabled');\n }\n }\n });\n \n // Apply on load\n applyDarkMode();\n \n // Re-apply on dynamic content\n var observer = new MutationObserver(function(mutations) {\n if (enabled && !document.getElementById('universal-dark-mode-style')) {\n applyDarkMode();\n }\n });\n observer.observe(document.head, { childList: true });\n \n console.log('[Universal Dark Mode] Loaded - Press Alt+Shift+D to toggle');\n})();", "Universal Dark Mode"); } } catch(__e) { console.warn('[Userscript:Universal Dark Mode]', __e); } })(); })();
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                              useOrganizationList returns empty data despite API responding with full list (@clerk/nextjs 7.0.12) #8559

                              Description

                              @misterludden

                              Summary

                              In @clerk/nextjs@7.0.12 (Next.js 16.2.0, React 19.2.4), useOrganizationList({ userMemberships: true }) and useOrganizationList({ userMemberships: { infinite: true } }) both return { data: [], count: 0, isLoading: false, hasNextPage: false } even when the underlying /v1/me/organization_memberships REST endpoint responds 200 with total_count: 2 and both memberships in data[].

                              The lower-level method on the user object — user.getOrganizationMemberships() — works correctly and returns the full list. This is the workaround we're using.

                              Environment

                              • @clerk/nextjs: 7.0.12
                              • @clerk/backend: 3.4.6
                              • @clerk/testing: 2.0.26
                              • next: 16.2.0
                              • react / react-dom: 19.2.4
                              • Clerk JS version reported in network request: _clerk_js_version=6.11.0
                              • Clerk API version: 2025-11-10
                              • Headless Chromium 147 (Playwright) and standard Chrome browsers reproduce.

                              Repro

                              1. User signs into a Clerk dev instance.
                              2. The user is an admin of exactly 2 orgs (created via Backend SDK client.organizations.createOrganization({ createdBy: userId, ... }) with no further user invites needed).
                              3. In a React component using @clerk/nextjs:
                              const{ userMemberships }=useOrganizationList({userMemberships: true,// or { infinite: true } — both reproduce});useEffect(()=>{console.log('hook:',{isLoading: userMemberships?.isLoading,dataLen: userMemberships?.data?.length,count: userMemberships?.count,});},[userMemberships]);

                              Output:

                              hook: { isLoading: false, dataLen: 0, count: 0 }
                              

                              But — same user, same component, same session:

                              const{ user }=useUser();useEffect(()=>{user?.getOrganizationMemberships().then((m)=>{console.log('user.method:',m?.data?.length);// → 2 ✓});},[user]);

                              And the underlying network call (captured by Playwright network trace) shows:

                              GET https://<instance>.clerk.accounts.dev/v1/me/organization_memberships?paginated=true&limit=10&offset=0
                              Status: 200
                              Body: { "response": { "data": [m1, m2], "total_count": 2 } }
                              

                              Both memberships in the response have role: "org:admin", full permissions, no banned flag, identical public_user_data.user_id matching the signed-in user.

                              Expected

                              useOrganizationList({ userMemberships: true }).userMemberships.data should be [m1, m2] matching the API response.

                              Actual

                              userMemberships.data is empty ([]). count is 0. isLoading is false. hasNextPage is false. As if the API returned an empty list, but the network trace proves otherwise.

                              Workaround

                              const{ user }=useUser();const{ setActive }=useOrganizationList();// still used for switchingconst[orgs,setOrgs]=useState<Membership[]|null>(null);useEffect(()=>{if(!user)return;letcancelled=false;user.getOrganizationMemberships().then((memberships)=>{if(!cancelled){constitems=Array.isArray(memberships) ? memberships : memberships?.data??[];setOrgs(items);}});return()=>{cancelled=true;};},[user]);

                              This works correctly. We applied it in our org-switcher component and the multi-org UI now renders both memberships.

                              Notes

                              • Reproduces against a Clerk dev instance with a long-lived test user that's recreated via Backend SDK between e2e runs.
                              • The bug surfaces in a fresh-sign-in flow where both orgs were created shortly before sign-in. We haven't tested whether older sessions (where orgs existed for hours/days before sign-in) reproduce.
                              • We have a full reproducible end-to-end via Playwright + Clerk Testing Tokens if helpful.

                              Happy to provide more detail or test a fix.

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