[Bug]: Cannot access x-forwarded-host in getServerSideProps

[brightonmike]

Summary

Locally, including when using netlify dev I can use x-forwarded-host header.

But once deployed, it's not populated. In fact, I can't find a way to access the hostname within getServerSideProps at all.

I'm looking to trigger a function from a page route, and just can't see how to achieve this.

A link to a reproduction repository

https://github.com/on-associates/on-nextjs-template

Expected Result

x-forwarded-host returns site hostname

Actual Result

x-forwarded-host is not populated

Steps to reproduce

1. Attempt to access context?.req?.headers['x-forwarded-host'] within getServerSideProps

Next Runtime version

4.39.1

Is your issue related to the app directory?

• Yes, I am using the app directory

More information about your build

• I am building using the CLI
• I am building using file-based configuration (netlify.toml)

What OS are you using?

Mac OS

Your netlify.toml file

[build]
command = "yarn build:prod"
publish = ".next"

[dev]
functions = "functions"

[build.environment]
YARN_FLAGS = "--network-timeout 1000000"

[[plugins]]
package = "@netlify/plugin-nextjs"
[[plugins]]
package = "@netlify/plugin-functions-install-core"

[build]

command = "yarn vendors:storybook:build"

publish = "storybook-static/"

Your public/_redirects file

`_redirects`

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Your next.config.js file

`next.config.js`

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Builds logs (or link to your logs)

Build logs

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Function logs

Function logs

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.next JSON files

generated .next JSON files

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[nickytonline]

Thanks for reporting the issue @brightonmike. I've added it to our backlog for the team to investigate.

[serhalp]

Hi @brightonmike

The team at Netlify have now released the new v5 Next.js runtime which has support for both pages and app router, on-demand and time-based revalidation, automatic fine-grained cache control, and automatic image optimization using Netlify's image CDN.

You can find the documentation and additional information on the new runtime here: Next.js on Netlify

The v4 runtime is now in the maintenance support phase with no new features being added. Occasional bug fixes and security patches will be applied when needed.

Thanks!