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Shows how to fix webPack error: Critical dependency: the request of a dependency is an expression. Use it when you hit this exact problem. Skip it when your error message or symptom looks different.
Shows how to fix next.js SSR: intermittent JWT token expired errors. Use it when you hit this exact problem. Skip it when your error message or symptom looks different.
Shows how to fix upstash Redis on Vercel Edge and Next.js: REST only, no TCP connections to manage. Use it when you hit this exact problem. Skip it when your error message or symptom looks different.
Your Vercel deploy fails because an Edge Function (usually middleware.ts) is bigger than the edge size cap: 1 MB on Hobby, 2 MB on Pro, 4 MB on Enterprise, measured after gzip. This shows how to slim it down: audit what middleware imports, move heavy libs out, narrow the matcher so it does not bundle page code. Use wh…
Your Vercel deploy fails with "A Serverless Function has exceeded the unzipped maximum size of 250 MB". This shows how to find what is bloating the bundle (huge deps like ace-builds or elizaos packages, stray data dirs pulled in by file tracing) and shrink it: serverExternalPackages, outputFileTracingExcludes, moving …
Send mail from a Next.js route handler without leaking the key to the client: initialize @sendgrid/mail in the route, validate input, and return SendGrid's real error body. Not for different error messages.
Fixes 'Failed to execute subscribe on PushManager: Subscription failed - no active Service Worker' from Firebase messaging getToken by upgrading the Firebase JS SDK to 11.1.0 or later. Use when getToken intermittently throws this in Next.js or other setups. Not for permission-denied or VAPID key errors.
Send mail from a Next.js route handler without leaking the key to the client: initialize @sendgrid/mail in the route, validate input, and return SendGrid's real error body.
Edge runtimes cant open TCP sockets, so the HTTP-based SDK is the way in. Set the two env vars, reuse the client, and batch with Promise.all.
How to webPack error: Critical dependency: the request of a dependency is an expression. Verified in gh:open-telemetry/opentelemetry-js#4173.
Intermittent 'JWT token expired' errors in Next.js SSR (both client and server, with getNhostSession) were an SDK bug in the token refresh path, already fixed upstream. Upgrade your Nhost JS SDKs (@nhost/nextjs, @nhost/react) to the release containing the fix.
How to failed to execute 'subscribe' on 'PushManager': Subscription failed - no active Service Worker. Verified in gh:firebase/firebase-js-sdk#7575.
StreamChat.getInstance is a singleton: it creates the client only on the first call in the runtime, and later calls with different parameters are ignored. If the client was first initialized anywhere without the secret value, for example in client-side code, the shared instance has no secret set and token creation thr…
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In a Next.js API route (server-side code), calling client.createToken(userId) on a client from StreamChat.getInstance(process.env.STREAM_KEY, process.env.STREAM_SECRET) throws Error: tokens can only be created server-side using the API Secret, even though the secret is passed. The key and secret env vars are cor…
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The tracker sometimes failed to store a session ID (depending on the storage mode), and then sent events with no session_id at all, which strict type checking quarantined. The Tinybird team reproduced it and shipped the fix in flock.js v1.4.3 (PR #115): the tracker now falls back to a generated session ID value when n…
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Only render the Calendly component on the client. Either wrap it in a client-side guard that only renders when window is defined (passing the PopupButton its url, rootElement and text props), or load it with next/dynamic with server-side rendering disabled, importing PopupButton from react-calendly. Note the element i…
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Using the Tinybird web analytics tracker (flock.js) in a Next.js app, about a third of tracked rows ended up in quarantine instead of being ingested. The quarantine error was `Strict type checking failed. Object does not have column 'session_id', you should send a value or recreate the table with a Nullable column typ…
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Fixed upstream in PR #268 (the setup flow handling); upgrade @kinde-oss/kinde-auth-nextjs to a release from February 2025 or later containing that fix. The maintainers confirmed the fix in the thread after discussing the deploy-vs-local difference internally. If the 401 persists on a current SDK version, double-check …
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The /api/auth/setup route in @kinde-oss/kinde-auth-nextjs returned 401 Unauthorized after deployment, while everything worked locally. The setup endpoint rejected the request in the production environment with no useful error beyond the 401. Local dev and production behaved differently, which pointed at the SDK's setu…
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The failures come from a buggy undici (6.19) bundled inside Node 20's fetch, not from Vercel's network. Confirmed workarounds: 1) downgrade the Vercel project to Node 18.x (multiple reporters confirmed this fixed it; Vercel only allows major-version selection), 2) disable HTTP keep-alive in next.config.js via httpAgen…
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A Next.js 14 app on Vercel (Node 20.x) making fetch calls from serverless functions to external APIs (Slack, Neon, etc.) intermittently failed with TypeError: fetch failed ... cause: ConnectTimeoutError ... code: 'UND_ERR_CONNECT_TIMEOUT'. About 30% of requests failed while the rest succeeded, only in Vercel productio…
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The request body was being dropped by netlify dev before it reached the function, but only locally. The fix shipped in netlify-cli v12.2.9, so upgrade with npm i -g netlify-cli@latest and make sure youre past that version. The maintainer confirmed the fix and a user celebrated that local dev worked again, so theres no…
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My Next.js app called a Netlify Function through netlify dev, and the function ran but event.body was always undefined. The exact same function deployed to Netlify parsed the body correctly. The thread is from December 2022. A maintainer pointed at the fixed release and a user confirmed it. Closed the same month.
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The library initializes itself once the script loads, so either ensure the script tag loads before your components run, or disable the button that opens the checkout until the script is loaded and initialized. The maintainer confirmed this ordering is the fix; a setTimeout workaround also works but waiting for script …
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Running the Lemon Squeezy Next.js billing example threw TypeError: window.createLemonSqueezy is not a function. The app called window.createLemonSqueezy() before the Lemon Squeezy script had finished loading and initializing. Because the call ran at component render time, the global function did not exist yet and the …
Problem outcome: unknown