Add web-worker to server-external-packages.json #74210
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What?
Adds the
web-workerpackage toserver-external-packages.json.Why?
web-workeris a popular package (1.1k GitHub stars, 910k weekly downloads on npm).Unfortunately, bundling it causes it to break on the server side, causing mysterious hangs when trying to start worker threads. Since this library is used as a dependency by other libraries which require worker threads, debugging the issue can be hard. Adding the library to
serverExternalPackagesin the Next config resolves the issue.