Comment by andrewaylett
1 day ago
Indeed. And the amusing/disappointing/frustrating thing is: my next.js site works if you turn off JS. Links are server-rendered as links, HTML is server-rendered as HTML. If you visit one of the tools that run on the client then they won't work, but the pages that could be static content? They're static content.
Or at least they were, until I started using cache components the other week, and I'd not noticed they'd regressed. That's frustrating. Give me a few minutes...
OK, while the fix was pretty easy (stopping wrapping static content in Suspense), actually getting it deployed was delayed :P. But it's fixed now.