chore: disable source maps generation

[YounixM]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced configuration for production builds to improve performance and security.
  • Introduced options for more granular control over the webpack configuration.

• Improvements

  • Optimized caching strategy to enhance build performance in production environments.

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Walkthrough

The changes made to the next.config.js file enhance the configuration of a Next.js application. Key modifications include disabling source maps for production builds and introducing an experimental section for server source maps. The webpack configuration function has been updated to accept additional parameters, allowing for improved control over the build process. A new caching strategy is implemented to optimize performance during production builds. These adjustments collectively focus on refining build performance and flexibility.

Changes

File	Change Summary
next.config.js	- Set productionBrowserSourceMaps to false to disable source maps in production.
	- Introduced experimental section with serverSourceMaps set to false.
	- Updated webpack configuration to include parameters: buildId, dev, isServer, etc.
	- Added conditional caching strategy to use in-memory caching when not in development mode.

Poem

In the code where bunnies hop,
Changes made, we’ll never stop!
Source maps tucked away so neat,
Performance boosts, oh what a treat!
With webpack’s dance, we twirl and play,
Optimized builds, hip-hip-hooray! 🐇✨

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 8d6eb3d and d550af3.

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• next.config.js (2 hunks)

Additional comments not posted (4)

next.config.js (4)

69-69: LGTM!

Disabling source maps in production builds is a good practice to improve performance and security.

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70-72: LGTM!

Disabling server-side source maps in production is a good practice to optimize performance.

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239-239: LGTM!

The updated webpack configuration function signature allows for more granular control over the webpack configuration based on the build context.

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245-249: LGTM!

Modifying the caching strategy to use in-memory caching in non-development environments can enhance build performance.

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