fixes#24401
Simply bumping `swr` to the latest version seems to fix the issue. 🥂
Couldn't find a consistent pattern across the examples, but most examples are flexible with swr version and use the semver caret.
Very standard use of the useSWR hook is there in the example with nothing obviously version specific.
Fixes#24421
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Can't add an integration test currently, we'll add Node 16 tests later.
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* Try enabling Babel turbo mode
* Pass config file explicitly to babel turbo loader.
* Update NextBabelLoaderOptions to use `configFile` instead of `babelrc`.
* Re-add support for options passed to next/babel preset with new babel loader.
* Load babel config files depending on their file extension.
* Include `next/babel` if no Babel config is provided.
* Minor cleanup.
* Avoid duplicate `next/babel` entries.
* No need to pass configFile anymore.
* Fix multiple small issues in merging loader opts with cached config.
* Remove redundant logging (that also breaks a test).
* Include file extension CharacteristicsGermaneToCaching.
* bump
* Disable turboMode now that tests pass
Co-authored-by: Dale Bustad <dale@divmain.com>
Hi folks I know many people that use that example and it could be using the new version of React to be according with the NextJS v11
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This ensures when CSS requests stall that they are included in the route load timeout so that stalled CSS requests don't block us from falling back to a hard navigation. This handles a rare case noticed by @pacocoursey where a transition did not complete while attempting to load CSS assets.
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According to the official Next.js documentation on [Environmental Variables](https://nextjs.org/docs/basic-features/environment-variables):
> `process.env` is not a standard JavaScript object, so you’re not able to use object destructuring. Environment variables must be referenced as e.g. `process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_PUBLISHABLE_KEY`, not `const { NEXT_PUBLIC_PUBLISHABLE_KEY } = process.env`.
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Fixes#24056.
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This expands on https://github.com/vercel/next.js/issues/24070 and ensures we show the dev overlay for additional cases like where `_app` or `_document` have syntax errors causing compilation to not be able to complete. This achieves showing the dev overlay even when compilation fails from a syntax error by doing a third minimal compilation in development with the needed client-side assets to render the dev overlay.
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x-ref: https://github.com/vercel/next.js/issues/24070
- Update the Readme to use the latest Amplify CLI versions' prompts
- Update the example to use the [SSR features of AWS Amplify ](https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/mobile/ssr-support-for-aws-amplify-javascript-libraries/)
- Update to use Next version `10` instead of `9`
- Correctly use the types produced by the Amplify CLI in `API.ts`
- Add `amplify auth` and auth rules to the GraphQL model as suggested by the Amplify CLI.
This bumps the babel cache key since we modified the `react-loadable` babel plugin and we don't want any cached versions used since the module names generated in previous cached version won't match the newly expected values.
x-ref: https://github.com/vercel/next.js/pull/24281
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This ensures that a duplicate locale key is not prepended to the path when navigating back (using browsers back button) to the root path containing query parameters or a hash value.
Current behaviour:
* `/fr?value=1` -> `/fr/another` -> click browser back button -> `/fr/fr?value=1`
* `/fr?value=1` -> `/fr?value=2` -> click browser back button -> `/fr/fr?value=1`
* `/fr#section` -> `/fr/another` -> click browser back button -> `/fr/fr#section`
* `/fr#section` -> `/fr#another` -> click browser back button -> `/fr/fr#section`
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Remove query string or hash value from path before determining whether to add the locale to the path in `addLocale` function.
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Fixes: #24287
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The predev npm script assumes that vercel cli is installed. It's better for the example to run without it.
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This adds an additional test for the change in https://github.com/vercel/next.js/pull/24079 to ensure top-level errors in `_document` are also handled correctly.
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- Since SuperTokens is a self hosted solution, it can be added to 'Bring Your Own Database' as well (in https://nextjs.org/docs/authentication#supertokens)
- Improvements to code structure in the with-supertokens example
This PR adds an example for using Next.js with [Reflexjs](https://reflexjs.org).
Thank You
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added the following line, to remove the size of the `runner` (production) image. This will remove the `devDependencies` from the container after `next build` completes.
```
yarn install --production --ignore-scripts --prefer-offline
```
For the typescript starter, this is the change in size
| before <br/>proposed change<br/>size in bytes | after <br/> proposed change <br/> size in bytes|
|----|---|
| 347MB | 176MB |
1. Logout is better called in a POST request (avoids caching in most situations + avoids weird CSRF "logout attacks", i.e. can't be logged out by clicking on an email link)
2. We should wait for logout to complete before mutating the user, otherwise some weird race conditions might prevent swr to catch the right logged out state
Previously, we weren't recording most (all?) of the Next.js measurements like `Next.js-hydration` in Concurrent Mode. This was mainly because the new API doesn't accept a callback.
Instead of special casing this, I've refactored it so that the measurements are just recorded when Root first flushes (via `useLayoutEffect`), which should be more or less the same timing for the old API.
Concurrent Mode is a little trickier for two reasons:
1. Flushes might be (slightly) delayed due to time-slicing and prioritization
2. Selective hydration might skew measurements in cases where full hydration is aborted
I don't have a good answer for those yet, so they'll need to be addressed when the time comes.
