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Add support for next15 - next-contentlayer2 #44

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alexandprivate opened this issue Oct 21, 2024 · 4 comments · Fixed by #46
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Add support for next15 - next-contentlayer2 #44

alexandprivate opened this issue Oct 21, 2024 · 4 comments · Fixed by #46

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@alexandprivate
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alexandprivate commented Oct 21, 2024

With the recent release of next15 stable version, a lot of project will migrate to it, currently the peer deps in next-contentlater2 are for:
"next": "^12 || ^13 || ^14",

@alexandprivate alexandprivate changed the title Support for next-15 in next-contentlayer2 Add support for next15 - next-contentlayer2 Oct 21, 2024
@k-ardliyan
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Hi @timlrx,

I fully support this! With the stable release of Next.js 15, having next-contentlayer2 support it would be a huge help. Many projects, including ours, are migrating to Next.js 15, so getting this update soon would be really appreciated.

Hope to see it happen soon! ✨

@timlrx
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timlrx commented Oct 25, 2024

Yes, most certainly. Let me give it a try tomorrow just to make sure that there are no unforeseen issues and I will bump up the dependencies and publish a new build.

@alexandprivate
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Thank you so much @timlrx !

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timlrx commented Oct 31, 2024

Released as contentlayer and next-contentlayer 0.5.3. You would probably still have to ignore peer-dependencies as many other packages are still not updated but at least contentlayer should not be the issue.

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