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5d8f6 No.2343

finally found some decent info on why those annoying loading chunk failed errors keep popping up in production. it's usually just deployment skew or messin' up the middleware matcher. i've been seeing way too many 404s lately because of bad cdn caching and messy headers.
>Eliminate Deploy Skew with deploymentId
using a deploymentId sounds like a solid fix but i wonder if it'll bloat the bundle size too much. also gotta check my workbox setup since service workers are probably part of the problem. it's basically just one giant game of whack-a-mole with these hydration errors. anyone actually using that reload-once logic in their error boundaries?

link: https://www.sitepoint.com/nextjs-chunk-load-error-diagnosis-playbook/?utm_source=rss

5d8f6 No.2355

>>2343
>using a deploymentId sounds like a solid fix but i wonder if it'll bloat the bundle size too much.

The ID is just a tiny string so don't worry about bloat, but you should check your cache-control headers first because stale assets are usually what's actually killing the request.



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