Next.js AppRoute Example: How can we log an error in the middleware

Hi, I tried the Next.js App Router example. (#122)

I modified the middleware to log error.

Before

https://github.com/rollbar/rollbar-react/blob/418412deae8ab0f5b733b7cab3c6d81bd5db7a9f/examples/nextjs-approuter/src/app/middleware.ts#L4-L8

After

export function middleware(request: NextRequest) {
  rollbar.configure({ payload: { context: request.nextUrl.pathname } });

  rollbar.error('error!', (err, response) => {
    // insufficient privileges: post_client_item scope is required but the access token only has post_server_item.
    console.log('error', err, response);
  });

  return NextResponse.next();
}

But as commented above, this causes insufficient privileges error.

If I change the server token to a client post token here:

https://github.com/rollbar/rollbar-react/blob/418412deae8ab0f5b733b7cab3c6d81bd5db7a9f/examples/nextjs-approuter/src/rollbar.ts#L15

The middleware can log the error.
But should I use the client post token in the middleware?

Is there a way to recommend?

Start with examples/nextjs-approuter/src/app/middleware.ts and examples/nextjs-approuter/src/rollbar.ts at the linked lines. Trace how the middleware token is configured and compare the permissions required by the attempted logging call. Done means the example or its documentation clearly recommends the appropriate token usage and explains the insufficient-privileges behavior.