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I'm pretty sure I was getting this test failing both locally and in CI, but now everything seems to be working just fine... 🤔


fixes #313

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@conico974 any idea if something in the aws package fixed this?

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// NOTE: loading.tsx is currently broken on open - next
// This works locally but not on deployed apps

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Not sure, maybe this one opennextjs/opennextjs-aws#733, or this one opennextjs/opennextjs-aws#718
That's the only 2 i can imagine having any effect

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dario-piotrowicz commented Feb 24, 2025

Not sure, maybe this one opennextjs/opennextjs-aws#733, or this one opennextjs/opennextjs-aws#718 That's the only 2 i can imagine having any effect

given the comment I would assume that these tests are skipped during the aws ci e2es, but by looking at the aws code I couldn't see anything that would cause them to be skipped, could you double check if these e2e tests do run (and pass) in the aws e2es? (if so the comment would simply be outdated and no longer valid right?)

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Ho yeah that's an old comment that can be safely removed. There was an issue with lambda streaming itself, but now it is fixed and working correctly in e2e

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dario-piotrowicz commented Feb 24, 2025

Ho yeah that's an old comment that can be safely removed. There was an issue with lambda streaming itself, but now it is fixed and working correctly in e2e

ah ok nice! I've removed the comment here then and opened a PR in the aws repo to remove them there too: opennextjs/opennextjs-aws#751 🙂

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[BUG] SSR Loading pages don't work for hard navigations (app-router-e2e)
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