Kismet Hasanaj
22 lines
998 B
TypeScript
22 lines
998 B
TypeScript
/**
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* Manages unhandled rejection listeners to intelligently filter rejections
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* from aborted prerenders when cache components are enabled.
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*
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* THE PROBLEM:
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* When we abort prerenders we expect to find numerous unhandled promise rejections due to
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* things like awaiting Request data like `headers()`. The rejections are fine and should
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* not be construed as problematic so we need to avoid the appearance of a problem by
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* omitting them from the logged output.
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*
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* THE STRATEGY:
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* 1. Install a filtering unhandled rejection handler
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* 2. Intercept process event methods to capture new handlers in our internal queue
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* 3. For each rejection, check if it comes from an aborted prerender context
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* 4. If yes, suppress it. If no, delegate to all handlers in our queue
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* 5. This provides precise filtering without time-based windows
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*
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* This ensures we suppress noisy prerender-related rejections while preserving
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* normal error logging for genuine unhandled rejections.
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*/
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export {};
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