feat: rm deprecated next export #78
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r0skar
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Not sure about this one - iE. I dont think it make sense to add a new dependency (dev or not) for a feature that we rarely use. Let's just remove the export command? If a projects needs a static export - usually its a custom thing anyway and it should be setup on a project level. What do you think?
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Yeah I agree, let's just remove the command. I updated the PR. |
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next exporthas been removed and it's not a valid command anymore.The correct way to get a static export is now by setting
output: "export"in thenext.configfile.I added an env variable to control this behaviour, otherwise if
outputis set to "export" it will always create a static export whennext buildruns.Usually for us, we run the normal next app on a server, where we don't need the site to be a static export there.
https://nextjs.org/docs/pages/building-your-application/deploying/static-exports