I have a question, so I'm trying to code a SaaS and I'm curious how others handle errors in SSR. Now, I'm not curious on exactly how to handle it but more so what to do.
This snippet just gets the user logged in, database instance, and the notifications associated with the user

export async function Notifications() {
    const { supabase, user } = await getDashboardContext(undefined);
    const notifications = await getNotifications(supabase, user)
...

is it common practice to add extra error checks especially if this is going to be used by thousand of users, or is typical error handling (like try/catch or default SSR behavior) usually enough to ensure it works reliably for most users? I'm curious because the fact it'll be used by many people, makes me question whether that alone will suffice.

This is somewhat how the rest of my code looks, so I'm trying to apply whatever I get to the others
Or like another:

    const params = await props.params;
    const sport = getProfileSport(params.sport)
    const { supabase, user, profile } = await getDashboardContext(sport.sport);

    const conversation = await getConversation(supabase, user, params.conversation, profile.id)
    const recentMessage = await getRecentConversationMessage(supabase, conversation.id)
    ...