nextjs - 💡(How to fix) Fix I recently deployed an App dir 14.0.1 Nextjs application and have several users using it at my company. It uses server actions heavily. This AM i started getting some errors in Sentry: [1 comments, 2 participants]

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Failed to find Server Action "4a682493280336616b4a9a906883df1c9dcdd5a5". This request might be from an older or newer deployment.
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I recently deployed an App dir 14.0.1 Nextjs application and have several users using it at my company. It uses server actions heavily. This AM i started getting some errors in Sentry:

Failed to find Server Action "4a682493280336616b4a9a906883df1c9dcdd5a5". This request might be from an older or newer deployment.

My assumption is that my users haven't refreshed their browser since I pushed out some changes.

Anyone ever seen anything like this? Any ideas or tips? Should I push out some change that makes users refresh when a new release is out?

Originally posted by @Jared-Dahlke in https://github.com/vercel/next.js/discussions/58431

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TL;DR

  • Forcing a browser refresh after a new deployment may resolve the "Failed to find Server Action" error for users who haven't refreshed their browser since the changes were pushed.

Guidance

  • Consider implementing a mechanism to automatically refresh the browser or notify users to refresh when a new version of the application is deployed.
  • Review the deployment process to ensure that server actions are properly updated and accessible after changes are pushed.
  • Investigate the possibility of caching issues that might be causing the error, and consider implementing cache invalidation or versioning for server actions.
  • Evaluate the feasibility of displaying an error message or notification to users when a server action is not found, prompting them to refresh their browser.

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  • No specific code example is provided, as the issue does not contain sufficient technical details to generate a relevant snippet.

Notes

  • The suggested solution assumes that the error is caused by users accessing an outdated version of the application.
  • The effectiveness of the proposed workaround may depend on the specific deployment and caching configuration used in the application.

Recommendation

  • Apply workaround: Implementing a browser refresh mechanism or notification system can help mitigate the error until a more permanent solution is found, as it addresses the likely cause of the issue (users accessing an outdated version of the application).

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