NEXTJS_MISSING_OPTIMIZE_PACKAGE_IMPORTS

optimizePackageImports improves compilation speed for packages that use barrel files or export many modules.
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optimizePackageImports is a feature added in Next 13.5 that improves compilation speed when importing packages that use barrel exports and export many named exports. This replaces the modularizeImports configuration option as it optimizes many of the most popular open source libraries automatically.

Barrel files make the process of exporting code from a package convenient by allowing all the code to be exported from a single file. This makes it easier to import any part of the package into your application. However, since they export a lot of code from the same file, importing these packages can cause tools to do additional work analyzing files that are unused in the application.

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As of Next.js 14.2.3, this configuration option is still experimental. Check the Next.js documentation for the latest information here: optimizePackageImports.

To fix this, you can add a modularizeImports config to next.config.js for the package that uses barrel files. For example:

next.config.js
experimental: {
  optimizePackageImports: ['geist/components'];
}
Last updated on July 23, 2024