Implement Next.js experimental feature flags across config and runtime files.
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This Skill helps engineers add or modify Next.js experimental feature flags across core configuration and runtime wiring, ensuring flags are defined, validated, and applied consistently across builds and runtime environments.
Identify the feature flag you want to enable or modify and apply the required wiring across the configuration and runtime files.
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To add a Next.js experimental feature flag, you wire it across config-shared.ts for type declarations, config-schema.ts for zod validation, and define-env.ts for build-time injection, ensuring consistency across runtime layers.
Exposing Next.js feature flags requires injecting them via define-env.ts at build time, while runtime flags are plumbed through next-server.ts and export/worker.ts to decide between using runtime environment variables or generating separate server bundles.
Yes, you can validate Next.js configuration changes by defining the feature flag schema within config-schema.ts, which ensures type safety and validates experimental flags before they influence build-time or runtime behavior.
Next.js feature flags may fail in production builds if they lack proper runtime env plumbing across server bundles, requiring correct wiring in next-server.ts and module.compiled.js to ensure build-time injections propagate correctly.
Deploying Next.js runtime feature flags requires deciding between reading runtime environment variables in next-server.ts or creating separate bundles in export/worker.ts, depending on whether the flag influences build-time or runtime behavior.
You should modify define-env.ts when you need to inject Next.js configuration flags at build time, ensuring the experimental features are properly compiled into the client and server runtimes during the build process.
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