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what stackpulse tracks
StackPulse watches Next.js release notes and keeps the original source link close to every summary.
upgrade risk
Risky changes are separated from normal feature notes so you can scan upgrade impact before changing production dependencies.
migration notes
Migration steps and recommended actions are only shown when the upstream release notes support them.
This prerelease version of Next.js introduces changes to agentic upgrades, including support for latest upgrades on prerelease channels and Git-free upgrades. It also documents limitations of security upgrades in prerelease versions.
Users of Next.js prerelease versions may be affected by security upgrade limitations and agentic upgrade changes.
Review the changes if using agentic upgrades in prerelease environments.
This release includes miscellaneous changes focused on improving export mangling, test deployment, and Turbopack's handling of webpack loaders.
Developers using Next.js with Turbopack or specific export mangling configurations may be affected.
This release focuses on bug fixes, performance improvements, and internal optimizations. Key changes include fixes for Server Actions hanging after navigation, improvements to the bundle analyzer, and various test enhancements.
Developers using Server Actions or the bundle analyzer may be affected by the fixes and improvements.
This canary release includes miscellaneous changes focused on cache preparation for static root-param tracking, test adjustments for prerender-encoding, and Turbopack optimizations to avoid project-wide traces.
view source on github->This canary release primarily includes internal improvements to routing, caching, and prefetching systems, along with reverting experimental custom webpack support and stabilizing lazy dynamic import error handling.
Developers using experimental custom webpack support or lazy dynamic imports may be affected by the reverted changes.
Review changes if using experimental webpack support or lazy dynamic imports, as these features have been reverted or stabilized.
This canary release includes minor improvements and fixes, primarily focusing on Turbopack enhancements and AI context upgrades. It also addresses test suite fixes and documentation updates.
This release focuses on Turbopack optimizations, bug fixes, and improvements to the build and testing processes. Key changes include enhancements to chunking in production, deferred aggregation graph management, and instant validation for static generation.
Developers using Turbopack or advanced static generation features may benefit from these optimizations and fixes.
This release focuses on tuning Node server chunking for require overhead and fixing Turbopack regressions. It also enables deploy coverage for various build errors.
Developers using Node server chunking or Turbopack may be affected by these changes.
This canary release includes minor CI/CD improvements and promotes the `next analyze` command. It focuses on build system reliability and developer tooling.
Developers using the canary release may encounter minor changes in CI/CD behavior and new experimental features.
This release introduces experimental custom webpack support and improves agent upgrade failure messages. It also includes various enhancements to error boundary preservation and documentation updates.
Developers using custom webpack configurations or managing agent upgrades will be most affected by these changes.
Review the experimental custom webpack support and agent upgrade improvements to leverage new features.
This release focuses on bug fixes, Turbopack improvements, and internal optimizations. Key changes include fixes for cached navigations, Turbopack module handling, and enhancements to the `unstable_ensureStatic` feature.
Developers using Turbopack or `unstable_ensureStatic` may be affected by fixes and improvements.
This canary release focuses on prefetch behavior fixes, Turbopack tracing improvements, and minor optimizations. It includes several internal enhancements and testing improvements.
Developers using Next.js canary builds may benefit from prefetch fixes, Turbopack improvements, and SVG serialization hardening.
Test the canary build for potential regressions before upgrading production environments.
This release addresses a critical security vulnerability in the `next/og` `ImageResponse` component.
Users utilizing the `next/og` `ImageResponse` component are affected by this security vulnerability.
Upgrade to v16.3.6 immediately to mitigate the security risk.
This release focuses on security hardening for the `next/og` component, addressing vulnerabilities disclosed in the linked security update.
Users utilizing `next/og` are affected by security vulnerabilities addressed in this release.
Update to v15.5.26 immediately if using `next/og`.
This canary release introduces support for `false` values in `resolveAlias` config, enables AI upgrades, and includes various fixes and improvements across the codebase.
Developers using `resolveAlias` config and those interested in AI upgrades will be most affected.
This release introduces improvements to Turbopack, including support for additional roots and symlinks in NFT metadata, along with fixes for client route prediction and deployment tests.
Developers using Turbopack or client route prediction may benefit from these changes.
This release includes various internal improvements and fixes, particularly around Turbopack, task persistence, and experimental agent feedback workflows.
Developers using experimental features like agent feedback workflows or Turbopack may be affected.
This canary release introduces AI-assisted upgrade capabilities with security vulnerability coverage, adds Turbopack configuration options, and improves various aspects of metadata handling and build processes.
Developers using Next.js with Turbopack or automated upgrade features may be affected by the changes.
Review the new Turbopack configuration options and consider using `next upgrade --ai` for security updates.
This canary release includes internal optimizations for code generation AST paths and route handling, along with Turbopack improvements and various fixes. Several edge cases around route responses and cache tracking were addressed.
Developers using Next.js with Turbopack or custom transforms may be affected by internal changes and fixes.
Review changes if using Turbopack or custom transforms, but no immediate action required for most users.
This release includes a fix for App Router locale path matching with Pages i18n and an upgrade to React.
Developers using App Router locale path matching with Pages i18n and those relying on React will be affected.
Update to this version to benefit from the fixes and React upgrade.