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Shows how to fix mongoDB Atlas: connect from AWS Lambda and Vercel without pool exhaustion. Use it when you hit this exact problem. Skip it when your error message or symptom looks different.
Serverless functions scale to hundreds of concurrent executions, each wanting connections. This skill covers client reuse and small pools.
Link the directory once with vercel link (interactive), which stores the project/org mapping in .vercel/project.json — then vercel dev works without deploying. On CI or non-interactive environments, pass the IDs explicitly and skip the prompts: VERCEL_ORG_ID=$VERCEL_ORG_ID VERCEL_PROJECT_ID=$VERCEL_PROJECT_ID vercel d…
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After upgrading the CLI, running vercel dev failed with: Error! Your codebase isn't linked to a project on Vercel. Run vercel to link it. The reporter did not want to deploy just to develop locally. A maintainer confirmed this is intended behavior since the CLI introduced project linking: dev and build commands need…
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2.14.0 shipped a breaking change in how query responses were serialized, so serverless users got non-JSON output from the same code. The maintainers fixed it, so the answer is to upgrade past 2.14.0. If youre stuck in the middle of a deploy, downgrading to 2.13.1 was the confirmed working pin. The reporters confirmed …
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After upgrading the faunadb driver from 2.13.0 to 2.14.0, my queries started returning something that wasnt JSON in a Vercel serverless function, while the exact same code worked fine on 2.13.0. Another user on Vercel confirmed the same behavior. The reporter said downgrading to 2.13.1 worked, and a maintainer confirm…
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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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Fixed upstream in PR #255, which dropped isomorphic-unfetch entirely and switched the SDK to the built-in fetch API (also fixing Cloudflare Workers and Vercel Edge runtimes). Upgrade stytch-node to a release from October 2023 or later containing that change; the maintainer verified it across Cloudflare Workers, Vercel…
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Using stytch-node inside Vercel serverless functions crashed with Unhandled Promise Rejection: TypeError: First parameter has member 'readable' that is not a ReadableStream. The same code worked locally and in a normal Node VM. The cause was the isomorphic-unfetch polyfill, whose fetch implementation was incompatible …
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This was a regression in Vercel CLI 33.3.0. The confirmed workaround, endorsed by a Vercel maintainer in the thread, is to pin/downgrade the CLI to 33.2.0 until a fixed release lands. Longer-term hygiene from the thread: version-lock the CLI instead of installing vercel@latest in CI — add it as a devDependency and inv…
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After updating the Vercel CLI to 33.3.0, vercel deploy --prebuilt in a monorepo (Turborepo + pnpm, GitHub Actions with npx vercel) broke with: Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, lstat '.../dist/apps/APP_NAME/node_modules/styled-jsx/index.js'. A commit in 33.3.0 started checking file paths in .vc-config.json fil…
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This is a warning, not a real failure, and it is not specific to Next.js 13. The @notionhq/client SDK depends on node-fetch, which has an optional dependency on the encoding package (used only for textConverted()). Webpack/Vercel's build flags it because it cannot resolve that optional module. Several users repo…
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My Next.js 13 project uses the Notion client and builds fine locally, but the Vercel deployment fails with: Module not found: Can't resolve 'encoding' in '.../node_modules/node-fetch/lib'. I am on Notion SDK 2.2.2 with Node 16/18. Did Next.js 13 change something about fetch that breaks this?
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Upgrade to Node 16+, or add a polyfill at the top of your API route: if (typeof atob === 'undefined') { global.atob = (b64) => Buffer.from(b64, 'base64').toString('utf-8'); }. Downgrading to @upstash/redis 1.13.1 also avoids it. The maintainer acknowledged the bug and shipped a fix in the SDK. Source:
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Since @upstash/redis v1.14.0, running on Node 14 (e.g. Vercel with the Node 14.x option) throws Unable to decode base64 []: atob is not defined when reading values. Cause: v1.14.0 introduced base64 decoding via atob, which only exists in Node v16+ (and browsers) — it was never defined in Node 14.
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The Next.js instrumentation file pulled in @axiomhq/nextjs's node-utils, which imports node:crypto; webpack's client-side build cannot handle the node: URI scheme. This was fixed upstream in axiom-js PR #298 (shipped in @axiomhq/nextjs releases after 0.1.2). If you are stuck on an older version, two workarounds were c…
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Integrating @axiomhq/nextjs into a Next.js 15 project following the official docs, the Vercel production build fails with: Module build failed: UnhandledSchemeError: Reading from "node:crypto" is not handled by plugins (Unhandled scheme). The import trace points at @axiomhq/nextjs dist/esm/lib/node-utils.js pulled in …
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That CORS error is actually the agent domain allowlist doing its job. Every agent has a list of domains it is allowed to display on, and your Vercel domain is not on it. Go to the Agents gallery, hover over your agent, click the three dots, then Manage embed, and add your deployed domain to the allowed list. It should…
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I deployed my D-ID agent app on Vercel and now the agent does not load. The console shows: Access to fetch at api.d-id.com has been blocked by CORS policy, no Access-Control-Allow-Origin header is present. I am using Vite and React.
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A maintainer identified the cause: outputFileTracingRoot was set to a machine-specific absolute path from the reporter's own computer that does not exist in the Vercel build environment. That excludes Next.js runtime files, including next/dist/compiled/source-map, from the production file trace, so the module is missi…
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The whole-app NFT trace file (.next/next-server.js.nft.json) was emitted on 16.2.x but is skipped on 16.3: PR #93684 added an early return in next_server_nft.rs so that when is_using_adapter() is true, neither next-server.js.nft.json nor next-minimal-server.js.nft.json is written. But the output:'standalone' finalizer…
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They upgraded to Next.js 16.3 and added output: 'standalone' to next.config.ts. The build compiles and generates static pages fine, then fails at "Running onBuildComplete from Vercel" with Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '/vercel/path0/.next/next-server.js.nft.json'. The identical config builds fine on …
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First check for a version mismatch: npx prisma --version and make sure prisma and @prisma/client are on the same version; several reporters fixed it by upgrading both packages to the same release (e.g. both to 7.3.0). If versions match, check the generator runtime: if your schema says runtime = "bun" but you build/run…
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The culprit is the isomorphic-form-data package, pulled in by older Appwrite and Twilio SDKs: it overwrites Node's native global.FormData with the form-data package, which does not implement the Web FormData#get() API that React Server Actions require. A maintainer reproduced the exact error only when that package was…
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