How to get custom claims included in JWT

I am getting a JWT token that includes a custom field in the payload called name. When I view the results of useAuth(), stored in a variable called auth, I can see the user object which contains the profile object where I would expect the name to be, except the name field is not there. When I decrypt the token stored in auth I can see the name field just fine. Am I supposed to access the name using a different method other than auth.user.profile.name?

An example of how the payload is setup is

{
    "name": "John Doe",
    ...
}

[meyerscolton]

@dantheother thank you for the response. I had been checking the access token this entire time which contained the field, but when I checked the id token I noticed it was missing.

[dantheother]

Name is a “well known” oidc claim according to https://github.com/authts/oidc-client-ts/blob/707435fe6c226a3f8a861873a7c27eaa492faa04/src/Claims.ts#L39 - I wonder if that is interfering with things?

Our solution includes a custom tenantGid claim in the identity token (and also the access token) and we’re able to retrieve it using (yes, the as any is nasty, extending the UserProfile object officially is on my TODO list)

const tenants = (user?.profile as any)?.tenantGid;

So I know that this library (probably actually oidc-client-ts) can retrieve custom claims from the identity token and put them on the user profile object.