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@opennextjs/aws@4.1.2

Patch Changes

• #1227 dd6ea23dfdc84c54c7d27950794faf67b4d930f1 Thanks @vicb! - Stop the cache interceptor from serving cached 404 and 500 responses with a cacheable cache-control.

  notFound() results on ISR routes are written to the incremental cache by Next.js, and the interceptor served them with the entry's own cache-control — up to s-maxage=31536000 for a route that declares no revalidate. A transient 404 could therefore be held at the CDN for a year. The interceptor now applies the same override the server path already applies in OpenNextNodeResponse.fixHeadersForError, which it was bypassing by returning a result directly. As on the server path, only 404 and 500 are overridden, and OPEN_NEXT_DANGEROUSLY_SET_ERROR_HEADERS=true opts out.

• #1226 78ca8fe40d80fbe950e8478fc3400d40614e195d Thanks @lcordier42! - Forward images.dangerouslyAllowLocalIP to fetchExternalImage on Next.js 16 instead of hardcoding false, so external images served from hosts resolving to private IPs (e.g. an internal media proxy) can be optimized again when the user has explicitly opted out of the SSRF guard in their Next.js config.

app-pages-router@0.1.66

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [dd6ea23dfdc84c54c7d27950794faf67b4d930f1, 78ca8fe40d80fbe950e8478fc3400d40614e195d]:
  • @opennextjs/aws@4.1.2

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