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The previous method was not working so I tried a different approach.
Translation is loaded but I'm still getting warnings:
* Plurals for locale undefined aren't loaded
* Text content did not match
I can't figure how to fix them...
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Next.js does not support the dynamic import of images. Sometimes the
images was displayed and other times the loading did not finish. So
even if I would like to keep the content in a same place, I choose to
put the projects covers inside the public directory. Then I use a
hasCover boolean to determine if the project cover need to be printed.
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The table of contents was not able to get the headings list on first
render because of dynamic import. By using require, it works as
expected.
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Instead of using post slug and an environment variable to fetch repo
data, I use the given repo in each project MDX file. It allows me to
fetch data from another user/organization if needed.
To make it work, I no longer provide the full URL in MDX file. The new
format is: "User/repo-slug".
I also replaced the fetch method with SWR to improve caching and to
avoid React complaining about cleanup useEffect.
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I change the name in graphql endpoint, so I decided to repercute this
change here.
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