Nextjs doesn’t really work on cloudflare with the latest versions. There is an adapter but it’s buggy as hell. The direction is also likely to continue: https://omarabid.com/nextjs-vercel

Source: I use cloudflare and used to run my app there (nextjs) and had to do a migration to vite.js. So the way I see it, this is cloudflare response to vercel.

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solarkraft 12 hours ago | parent | next [-]

My god. Every time I touch Next.js in some project I think “hey, this actually doesn’t feel so bad to develop with, dare I say it feels nice?“ and every time I read about it I think “what the hell, this is the worst choice you can make“.

It’s wild that they’re somewhat taking the whole React ecosystem with them.

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everybodyknows 10 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Following your link, the fault for this appears to lie entirely with Vercel management.

Cross fingers that CloudFlare never try similar lock-in games, now that they control Astro?

	▲	csomar 4 hours ago \| parent [-]
		I don’t think so since they are using the worker model. My guess is that the first class support will go to that. Though they can do lockin differently (kv, queues, etc..)