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[3.0 Beta] Using Next.js version 14.2.1 results in an error #113
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Tracked on Next.js repo already here: This is only using Turbopack, right? |
@jmikrut That is correct. The issue is only present if I use |
Hey @todor0v — looks like they fixed the issue, but the fix has not yet been released as a canary. I'll keep this open until we see confirmation that the fix works in a released Next.js canary. |
@jmikrut Thank you so much! 🙏 |
@luochuanyuewu @KnotScientific As far as I can see not yet. I still get the same error using Payload |
We've updated the original issue in Nextjs vercel/next.js#64412 regarding this, it looks like turbo is still not fully functioning with client side components |
Happy to report that this is now fixed! |
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Link to reproduction
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Describe the Bug
When trying to log in after installing Payload using
npx create-payload-app@beta
on an existing project with Next.js version14.2.1
I get the following error:Then I get a
GET /api/users/me
returning 500.The error is not present if I use Next.js
14.2.0-canary.23
like the 3.0 Demo.To Reproduce
Install Payload on an existing project using Next.js 14.2.1 and try to login or register a user.
Payload Version
3.0.0-beta.10
Adapters and Plugins
db-mongodb, next, richtext-lexical
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