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Briant Diehl
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Bump next 14.2.28 -> 15.5.19 (Pages Router app). Also bumps eslint-config-next and @next/eslint-plugin-next to 15.5.19, and eslint 8.22.0 -> 8.57.1 (Next 15's plugin rules use context.filename, added in ESLint 8.40). Config / API changes required by Next 15: - next.config.mjs: experimental.serverComponentsExternalPackages -> top-level serverExternalPackages; removed the now-stable experimental.instrumentationHook flag. - .eslintrc.js: added settings.next.rootDir so the Next ESLint plugin can locate the pages dir (otherwise the rules crash on load). - bot-detection.middleware.ts: dropped request.ip (NextRequest.ip removed in 15); cf-connecting-ip / x-forwarded-for fallbacks remain. - api/trpc/[trpc].ts: assert the default export as NextApiHandler. Next 15's route-type validator rejected it because withAxiom's NextConfig overload (declared first) structurally matches an arrow function. - Moved api/auth/oauth/__tests__/token.test.ts -> server/oauth/__tests__/token-endpoint.test.ts. Next 15 type-validates every file under pages/api as a route; the colocated test had no default export. Tests still pass (8/8). - Deleted the unused src/app/layout.tsx stub (whole app is Pages Router); removes the spurious "i18n unsupported in App Router" build warning. Build memory + Windows local-build helpers: - package.json build:dev / build:analyze heap 8192 -> 16384 (the app needs >8GB to compile). - scripts/graceful-fs-patch.cjs: optional NODE_OPTIONS --require preload to mitigate Windows EMFILE during local builds (no-op on Linux/CI). Validated: typecheck clean; lint at parity with main; build compiles, type-checks, passes route validation and page-data collection. The full production build's "Collecting build traces" step is FD-bound on Windows (EMFILE) and should be run on CI/Linux. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
28 lines
1011 B
JavaScript
28 lines
1011 B
JavaScript
// Windows EMFILE ("too many open files") mitigation for `next build`.
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//
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// A Pages-Router app this size opens thousands of files during page-data
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// collection / output emit. Windows' descriptor limit is lower than Linux's,
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// so the build can exhaust it and throw EMFILE. graceful-fs patches the global
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// fs module to queue and retry EMFILE/ENFILE operations instead of failing.
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//
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// Preload via: NODE_OPTIONS="--require ./scripts/graceful-fs-patch.cjs".
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// No effect on Linux/macOS builds (they don't hit the limit), so it's safe to
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// keep enabled everywhere.
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const path = require('path');
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const realFs = require('fs');
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let gracefulFs;
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try {
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gracefulFs = require('graceful-fs');
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} catch {
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// pnpm doesn't hoist graceful-fs to a root-resolvable path; fall back to the
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// copy webpack/next already depend on in the pnpm store.
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gracefulFs = require(path.resolve(
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__dirname,
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'..',
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'node_modules/.pnpm/graceful-fs@4.2.11/node_modules/graceful-fs'
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));
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}
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gracefulFs.gracefulify(realFs);
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