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[Segment Cache] Add PPR header to segment prefetch #73756

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Follow-up to #73715. Since PPR should always result in a cache hit for a prefetch (even in the worst case, there's a fallback cache entry), the only reason a route tree prefetch would not be found in the per-segment cache is because PPR is disabled.

So we should just fallthrough to the old prefetching flow whenever PPR is disabled.

But the client still needs some way to tell whether the response was served from the per-segment cache or by the old implementation.

So I added an explicit response header to every per-segment prefetch. If the header is missing, the client can infer that the route does not support PPR.

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@acdlite acdlite force-pushed the segment-cache-ppr-header branch 2 times, most recently from a561377 to b56bfd2 Compare December 10, 2024 22:25
// to indicate that the response contains dynamic data, but here we're
// only using it to indicate that the feature is enabled — the segment
// response itself contains whether the data is dynamic.
res.setHeader(NEXT_DID_POSTPONE_HEADER, '2')
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this distinction feels very subtle but I suppose the end-goal will be to remove this case all together and not worth adding a new header for

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Yeah just didn't feel worth adding another header

@@ -3044,10 +3044,19 @@ export default abstract class Server<
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if (isPrefetchRSCRequest && typeof segmentPrefetchHeader === 'string') {
if (isRoutePPREnabled && typeof segmentPrefetchHeader === 'string') {
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woops, this always should have been gated on PPR right?

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It used to not have the check so that it would 404/204 if PPR was disabled (since why not, nothing should be issuing these requests and it's better than it falling through to a old-style prefetch) but then it turned out I need it to fallthrough to an old-style prefetch anyway.

// TODO: Replace with e2e test once the client part is implemented
it('prefetch responds with 204 if PPR is disabled for a route', async () => {
it('route tree prefetch falls through to pre-Segment Cache implementation if PPR is disabled for a route', async () => {
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it('route tree prefetch falls through to pre-Segment Cache implementation if PPR is disabled for a route', async () => {
it('route tree prefetch falls through to per-segment cache implementation if PPR is disabled for a route', async () => {

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that was actually the intended wording. I meant the "old" (before Segment Cache) implementation. I'll rephrase 😆

Follow-up to vercel#73715. Since PPR should always result in a cache hit for a
prefetch (even in the worst case, there's a fallback cache entry), the
only reason a route tree prefetch would not be found in the per-segment
cache is because PPR is disabled.

So we should just fallthrough to the old prefetching flow whenever
PPR is disabled.

But the client still needs some way to tell whether the response was
served from the per-segment cache or by the old implementation.

So I added an explicit response header to every per-segment prefetch.
If the header is missing, the client can infer that the route does not
support PPR.
@acdlite acdlite force-pushed the segment-cache-ppr-header branch from b56bfd2 to 1b54cfd Compare December 12, 2024 04:47
@acdlite acdlite merged commit 363a7d4 into vercel:canary Dec 12, 2024
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