Next.js Turbopack Stuck on Compiling How to Fix
Next.js Turbopack can get stuck on compiling due to various issues such as corrupted cache, circular dependencies, large files, memory issues, and incompatible dependencies. This article provides five proven solutions to fix the issue, including clearing all caches, disabling Turbopack temporarily, fixing circular dependencies, optimizing large files and dependencies, and checking for error messages. By following these solutions, developers can resolve the Turbopack stuck issue and continue with their development workflow.
- ▪Turbopack can hang due to corrupted cache, circular dependencies, large files, memory issues, and incompatible dependencies.
- ▪Clearing all caches is the most common fix and works 80% of the time.
- ▪Disabling Turbopack temporarily, fixing circular dependencies, and optimizing large files and dependencies are other solutions to fix the issue.
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