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Drupal returning 2000 paths per request maximum #19
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You're probably hitting the See
Can you try overriding this parameter in your sites services.yml file? |
It seems to be working but I am hitting the 60 seconds timeout when retrieving the nodes now, so the build does not even start, do you know where I can change the timeout value ? |
OK, there is an experimental flag to add in next.config.js : I will have to create a patch on the .yml file to make sure that the value never changes :) |
Do you mean the You could also look into ISR and only build the most important pages and let the other pages be server rendered. |
Hi, I found something quite odd when building an app with more than 2000 paths.
I have 6000 (3000 x 2 languages) nodes of one type (artwork) in my Drupal database but when I'm building the app, only 2000 are actually built when building the pages under
/artworks/[...slug].js
.Is this a limitation from next-drupal, the next Drupal module or even the subrequests module ? I know that the basic Drupal/JSONAPI is limited to 50 nodes per request but I believe subrequests go through.
If we can't bypass this limitation, are we able to use limits to queue requests as long as we do not have all nodes ?
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