Update to `next`15 / `react`19 causes type errors in the console

[pepew-le-boss]

I've updated my next project to the version 15 coming with react version 19.

But now when I build the app and run it, I get 2 different type errors in the console:

1. [TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'isDynamic')]
2. [Error: failed to pipe response] { [cause]: [TypeError: readable.pipeTo is not a function] }

I can still build the app, still use the app and still use the cache, basically everything is working fine. But these two errors are spammed in the console every time I navigate or do actions on the website.

Because I pay the log usage once the app is deployed, this bug is major for me.

I'm almost certain the bug come from this library because when I don't use this cache and fallback to the next cache, these errors are not logged anymore.

Environment:

• OS: Windows
• Node.js version: 18.18.0
• @neshca/cache-handler version: 1.9.0
• next version: 15.1.4

[ViktorShev]

Having the same issue, the only difference is that I get 500 Internal Server errors when navigating to any page on my app.

Using a custom implementation that uses S3 as the data store, with a fallback LRU cache.

Removing all code related to the cache handler in next.config.ts gets rid of the 500s.

[benjapadilla1]

We've faced with the same issue with @ViktorShev and saw the requirements on npm (not compatible with next 15). Downgrading next version to 14 resolved the issue

[neilhem]

We have also downgraded to Nextjs 14.2 because @neshca/[email protected] is not compatible with Nextjs 15 or higher

[henrikvolmer]

Any updates on this? I’ve seen there is a pull request, but there hasn’t been an update since February.

https://github.com/caching-tools/next-shared-cache/pull/969

[tilman]

As it seems this plugin is not actively maintained anymore we created a new improved redis cache handler for next.js 15. It uses redis keyevent notifications to fix this issue. Besides that I implemented a couple of other performance optimizations by eliminating the resource hungry hscan and including some in-memory caching synced via keyspace notification (so it is multi node capable).

You can take a look here: https://github.com/trieb-work/nextjs-turbo-redis-cache