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next.js 16.5.0-canary.50 released

next.js 16.5.0-canary.50 released: Enable turbopackMinifyBeforeChunking by default on canary releases; Turbopack: write smaller/faster client reference manifests.


Highlights include:

  • Enable turbopackMinifyBeforeChunking by default on canary releases
  • Turbopack: write smaller/faster client reference manifests
  • Generate managed agent instructions on next dev and respect opt-outs
  • fix(next/image): check the LCP element loading state
  • Run render error reporting outside the work-unit scope
  • Fix RSC navigation and runtime prefetches in next start
  • Expose full-route RSC prerender classification to adapters
  • Distinguish dynamic rendering from required prerendering

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