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In my new project, I've opted to use Next.js 14 as the development framework, and for handling multilingual support, I chose ni18n because it doesn't require the cumbersome configuration that I truly dislike, which is associated with the multilingual libraries officially recommended by Next.js.
Getting back to the main issue, after installing ni18n, I encountered a persistent warning in the web terminal about inconsistencies between server-side and client-side rendering (this might not be the exact wording, but it conveys the gist). My initial thought was that there might be a bug in the new version of Next.js, leading me into a frustrating cycle of downgrading and encountering errors, then downgrading further and facing more issues.
I proceeded to search on Google for a solution but didn't find any useful information. However, I noticed that many similar issues pointed towards the same library - react-i18next, which I mentioned earlier. I decided to try downgrading this library, and after rolling back to version 11, the web terminal stopped displaying any rendering errors, and the pages were clear. It's hard to express my relief.
I wanted to share my experience with everyone, hoping that if you face similar issues, you can resolve them quickly.
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In my new project, I've opted to use Next.js 14 as the development framework, and for handling multilingual support, I chose ni18n because it doesn't require the cumbersome configuration that I truly dislike, which is associated with the multilingual libraries officially recommended by Next.js.
Getting back to the main issue, after installing ni18n, I encountered a persistent warning in the web terminal about inconsistencies between server-side and client-side rendering (this might not be the exact wording, but it conveys the gist). My initial thought was that there might be a bug in the new version of Next.js, leading me into a frustrating cycle of downgrading and encountering errors, then downgrading further and facing more issues.
I proceeded to search on Google for a solution but didn't find any useful information. However, I noticed that many similar issues pointed towards the same library - react-i18next, which I mentioned earlier. I decided to try downgrading this library, and after rolling back to version 11, the web terminal stopped displaying any rendering errors, and the pages were clear. It's hard to express my relief.
I wanted to share my experience with everyone, hoping that if you face similar issues, you can resolve them quickly.
Works for me, thanks!
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In my new project, I've opted to use Next.js 14 as the development framework, and for handling multilingual support, I chose ni18n because it doesn't require the cumbersome configuration that I truly dislike, which is associated with the multilingual libraries officially recommended by Next.js.
Getting back to the main issue, after installing ni18n, I encountered a persistent warning in the web terminal about inconsistencies between server-side and client-side rendering (this might not be the exact wording, but it conveys the gist). My initial thought was that there might be a bug in the new version of Next.js, leading me into a frustrating cycle of downgrading and encountering errors, then downgrading further and facing more issues.
I proceeded to search on Google for a solution but didn't find any useful information. However, I noticed that many similar issues pointed towards the same library - react-i18next, which I mentioned earlier. I decided to try downgrading this library, and after rolling back to version 11, the web terminal stopped displaying any rendering errors, and the pages were clear. It's hard to express my relief.
I wanted to share my experience with everyone, hoping that if you face similar issues, you can resolve them quickly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: