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I am facing issues fetching posts on the production server of my Next.js application. The application throws an “Application error: a client-side exception has occurred” message. This issue does not occur in local development (http://localhost:3000).
Steps to Reproduce:
1.Navigate to a post page on the production server, e.g., https://domain-name/posts/[slug].
2.Observe the browser console for errors.
3.Note the network requests and responses, especially for chunk files like page-[slug].js.
Expected Behavior:
Posts should load successfully on the production server, similar to how they load in local development.
Actual Behavior:
Encountering client-side exceptions, specifically 404 Not Found errors for chunk files like page-[slug].js.
Screenshot
Environment:
Local Development: Works as expected.
Production Server: Fails to fetch posts, encountering client-side exceptions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I am facing issues fetching posts on the production server of my Next.js application. The application throws an “Application error: a client-side exception has occurred” message. This issue does not occur in local development (http://localhost:3000).
Steps to Reproduce:
1.Navigate to a post page on the production server, e.g., https://domain-name/posts/[slug].
2.Observe the browser console for errors.
3.Note the network requests and responses, especially for chunk files like page-[slug].js.
Expected Behavior:
Posts should load successfully on the production server, similar to how they load in local development.
Actual Behavior:
Encountering client-side exceptions, specifically 404 Not Found errors for chunk files like page-[slug].js.
Screenshot
Environment:
Local Development: Works as expected.
Production Server: Fails to fetch posts, encountering client-side exceptions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: