fix: avoid Next.js Edge Runtime warnings in Node.js deprecation check #1520
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What kind of change does this PR introduce?
Bug fix - resolves Next.js Edge Runtime compatibility warnings
What is the current behavior?
The Node.js deprecation warning introduced in v2.52.1 causes Next.js Edge Runtime build warnings when using
@supabase/supabase-js
in middleware, even though the code is properly guarded and won't execute in Edge Runtime.The warnings appear as:
What is the new behavior?
This PR modifies the deprecation warning check to use dynamic property access (
process['version']
) instead of direct property access (process.version
). This prevents Next.js static analysis from flagging the code as incompatible with Edge Runtime while maintaining the exact same runtime behavior.Key changes:
Additional context
Testing