When developing a Next.js application with Prisma as your ORM, you might encounter an issue where the application throws the error, “Too many database connections opened: FATAL: remaining connection slots are reserved for roles with the SUPERUSER attribute.” This error usually arises during development, especially when Next.js is in watch mode and the application is
In Next.js, especially when using the new app directory structure, you might encounter the following error when attempting to pass a function from a Server Component to a Client Component: This error happens because Next.js enforces a strict separation between server-side and client-side code. Server-side functions can’t be passed directly to Client Components, as they
Introduction While working with Next.js 14, you may encounter an error that says, “Error: NextRouter was not mounted”. This issue commonly arises when using the useRouter hook, especially in projects using the app directory. This blog post will walk you through the causes of this error and provide a step-by-step solution specific to Next.js 14’s
If you’ve been monitoring your WordPress website through Google Search Console, you might have encountered a frustrating issue: the [Feed Page] being excluded by the noindex tag. This can be alarming, especially if you’re concerned about your site’s SEO performance. Fortunately, there’s a straightforward solution to address this problem by using the “WP Robots Txt”
Running Puppeteer in a Docker container can sometimes lead to unexpected errors, especially when interacting with the headless browser. One such error is the “ProtocolError: Network.enable timed out” message, which occurs when trying to get a new browser page using Puppeteer in a Docker environment. This issue can be particularly frustrating, but it’s often related
When working with Node.js and PostgreSQL, you might encounter an error when trying to establish a secure connection to your database, especially when it’s hosted on cloud providers like Vercel. The error typically says something like: In this post, we’ll walk through why this error happens, and how you can resolve it by correctly configuring
When working with ESLint, you might encounter an error message that reads: [boundaries]: Please provide element types using the ‘boundaries/elements’ setting. This issue typically arises after integrating the plugin:boundaries/recommended configuration, which is used to enforce architectural boundaries in your codebase. While this plugin is powerful for maintaining a clean architecture, it can be tricky to
TL;DR: The MaxRetriesPerRequestError in Bull queue typically indicates issues with Redis connectivity. Verify that your Redis server is running and accessible, and ensure the Redis configuration is correct. My solution involved fixing the misconfigured localhost for Redis in the Bull queue setup. Introduction In my recent work with Bull queue, I encountered an error that