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These are common issues developers run into with Next.js. Some are mentioned in the docs, but ideally you don't have to go check the docs.

Describe the solution you'd like

Instead, ESLint can provide compile-time feedback and suggestions.

• Trying to call an API route from inside getStaticProps / getServerSideProps leading to [next build

The documentation for mutate talks about local mutation for faster feedback, but the documented way to use it only mutates after a promise has resolved - in other words, not immediately.

As a result, I've found myself writing code in this kind of pattern:

mutate(path, { ...data, patch }, false); // mutate immediately, don't revalidate
await patchData(patch); // await the 

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When you deploy the starter it doesn't have any products and prices because the Stripe account doesn't have any.

Describe the solution you'd like

Create a fixture json file to bootstrap some products & prices: https://stripe.com/docs/cli/fixtures

Hi again,

I see that it is stated in the documentation that "Live preview from Sanity" is possible and I was wondering if you could provide some insight into how to best set this up?

I'm quite new to Next.js as I come from Gatsby where things are done in a completely different way, and is also the primary reason for my recent switch to NextJS where it is my understanding that I have more opt

Atm now-deno uses the latest release but I think it would be good for users to (optionally?) pass a version number for the deno-lambda release to use.

(In the future this will match the deno version.)

Hi there, it would be great if we can customize the comments with the preview url. I think there are two ways:

1. Allow template string in "github-comment"
   • So users can it as "I have deployed {{previewName}} at {{previewUrl}}".
2. Create the githubComment after we have set the output of "preview-url"
   • Currently, the githubComment was created at the [very beginning](https://githu