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I just reported an issue on the Next.js issue tracker that concerns ky-universal — vercel/next.js#13549
tl;dr
The body timeout issue on parsing large JSON responses still happens with v0.7.0 when using Next.js.
A contributor pointed out (see vercel/next.js#13549 (comment)) that this is happening because ky-universal is preferring global fetch over the latest beta version (own dependency). How do you propose we solve this?
One option I can think of is letting users inject their version of node-fetch. Another way to solve this would be expose a flag to force-use the bundled version of node-fetch.
Are there better solutions?
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I just reported an issue on the Next.js issue tracker that concerns
ky-universal
— vercel/next.js#13549tl;dr
The body timeout issue on parsing large JSON responses still happens with
v0.7.0
when using Next.js.A contributor pointed out (see vercel/next.js#13549 (comment)) that this is happening because
ky-universal
is preferring globalfetch
over the latest beta version (own dependency). How do you propose we solve this?One option I can think of is letting users inject their version of
node-fetch
. Another way to solve this would be expose a flag to force-use the bundled version ofnode-fetch
.Are there better solutions?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: