How to Debug TypeError: Failed to fetch in Next.js? #77009
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Problem Description
When a request fails in a Next.js application, the error message
TypeError: Failed to fetchsometimes appears in the browser console. We know that this error can occur for multiple reasons, such as CORS restrictions, network failures (reference).We run a global service, and today, we encountered this issue specifically in the Philippines. The application was working fine before, and no deployment changes were made recently.
🚨 The real problem is that developers have no way of knowing which specific cause triggered this error!
Why Is This a Problem?
The developer tools console only shows TypeError: Failed to fetch, without specifying whether the issue is caused by CORS, DNS failure, or a blocked request.
No useful stack trace or debugging information is available, making it almost impossible to determine what went wrong.
Feature Request / Discussion
🔹 Are there ways to extract more details about why fetch() failed, without violating security policies?
🔹 What’s the best way to systematically debug Failed to fetch errors when no meaningful information is provided?
If anyone has effective debugging strategies for this, I’d love to hear them! 🔥
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