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feat(netlify): experimental support v2 functions ISR via targeted cache-control headers #2406
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Previously, ISR in Nitro had been implemented on Netlify via its proprietary [On-Demand Builders](https://docs.netlify.com/configure-builds/on-demand-builders/) platform primitive. Now that there's momentum around [Targeted HTTP Cache Control](https://httpwg.org/specs/rfc9213.html) and that [Netlify supports it](https://docs.netlify.com/platform/caching/#supported-cache-control-headers), we can implement ISR in Nitro via these simple, standard HTTP headers instead. By virtue of switching to the standard Netlify Functions interface, this also happens to: - allow streaming responses - add better support for "hybrid rendering", e.g. if you set `prerender: true` on a specific route, that will actually work as intended now - remove the imposed 60s delay after a background generation request before which the new response will be served for subsequent requests (this was an ODB limitation) - fix a bug where we were setting `set-cookie: undefined` on responses - remove usage of an undocumented `functions-internal/server.json` Netlify config file - ... which wasn't working when using `netlify dev` in local development anyway This also configures a human-friendly name and some metadata on the function. Supersedes nitrojs#1823. Closes nitrojs#1842. Closes nitrojs#1938.
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Thanks! Merging as is mainly to allow experimenting on main branch and do pre-release refactors.
The confusing v1/v2 scheme that I added to list commits will be removed likely before releasing next versions.
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π Linked issue
Supersedes #1823.
Closes #1842.
Closes #1938.
β Type of change
π Description
Netlify introduced a new Functions interface last year. This updates Nitro to use this interface.
Previously, ISR in Nitro had been implemented on Netlify via its proprietary On-Demand Builders platform primitive, which only supports "v1" Functions. Now that there's momentum around Targeted HTTP Cache Control and that Netlify supports it, we can implement ISR in Nitro via these simple, standard HTTP headers instead.
By virtue of switching to the standard Netlify Functions interface, this also happens to:
prerender: true
on a specific route, that will actually work as intended nowset-cookie: undefined
on responsesfunctions-internal/server.json
Netlify config filenetlify dev
in local development anywayThis also configures a human-friendly name and some metadata on the function.
Note: I removed the
netlify_builder
preset, since there's no reason to use this anymore. I'm not even sure why it was ever exposed as a preset. I did this as a separate commit, so if you consider this a breaking change I can pull it out into a separate PR.π Checklist