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Essential Next.js Build Plugin

What's new in this version

Version 4 is a complete rewrite of the Essential Next.js plugin. For full details of everything that's new, check out the v4 release notes

Installing the plugin

The plugin installs automatically for new Next.js sites on Netlify. You can also install it manually like this:

npm install -D @netlify/plugin-nextjs

...then add the plugin to your netlify.toml file:

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

Migrating from an older version of the plugin

You can manually upgrade from the previous version of the plugin by running the following command:

npm install -D @netlify/plugin-nextjs@latest

Change the publish directory to .next:

[build]
publish = ".next"

If you previously set these values, they're no longer needed and can be removed:

distDir in your next.config.js
node_bundler = "esbuild" in netlify.toml
external_node_modules in netlify.toml

The serverless and experimental-serverless-trace targets are deprecated in Next 12, and all builds with this plugin will now use the default server target. If you previously set the target in your next.config.js, you should remove it.

If you currently use redirects or rewrites on your site, see the Rewrites and Redirects guide for information on changes to how they are handled in this version.

If you want to use Next 12's beta Middleware feature, this will mostly work as expected but please read the docs on some caveats and workarounds that are currently needed.

Monorepos

If you are using a monorepo you will need to change publish to point to the full path to the built .next directory, which may be in a subdirectory. If you have changed your distDir then it will need to match that.

If you are using Nx, then you will need to point publish to the folder inside dist, e.g. dist/apps/myapp/.next.

Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR)

The Essential Next.js plugin now fully supports ISR on Netlify. For more details see the ISR docs.

Use with `next export`

If you are using next export to generate a static site, you do not need most of the functionality of this plugin and you can remove it. Alternatively you can set the environment variable NETLIFY_NEXT_PLUGIN_SKIP to true and the plugin will handle caching but won't generate any functions for SSR support. See demos/next-export for an example.

Feedback

If you think you have found a bug in the plugin, please open an issue. If you have comments or feature requests, see the dicussion board

@netlify/plugin-nextjs