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My Entire Site 500'd, and the Build Was Green

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A recent deployment to a Next.js website unexpectedly caused a complete site outage despite successful build checks. This highlights a subtle issue introduced in Next.js 16.3 related to code transformations during builds, which can be particularly concerning for developers relying on automated deployment pipelines and potentially impacting other projects using the framework. It’s a reminder to ensure tests thoroughly validate code changes beyond simple string comparisons to catch runtime errors.

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