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fix: prioritize src/ directory for instrumentation.ts in development #82513
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The function now only returns instrumentation hook files from either the root OR src directory, but Next.js is designed to support both locations simultaneously.
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Analysis
The
getPossibleInstrumentationHookFilenames
function has been modified to only return file paths from one location (either root or src directory) based on whether the src directory exists. This breaks the intended functionality because:Multiple functions confirm both locations should be valid: Other functions in the same file like
isInstrumentationHookFile
(lines 1776-1777) andisInstrumentationHookFilename
(lines 309-310) clearly show that instrumentation hooks are valid in both/instrumentation
and/src/instrumentation
locations simultaneously.Function name implies all possibilities: The function is named
getPossibleInstrumentationHookFilenames
(emphasis on "Possible"), suggesting it should return all potential locations where the files could exist.Original behavior was correct: The original implementation returned both paths for each extension, allowing the consumer to check all possible locations.
Potential missed files: If a user has instrumentation files in both the root and src directories, the new logic will only detect files in one location, potentially missing important instrumentation hooks.
The function is used in file watching scenarios where all possible paths should be monitored, not just paths from one directory.
Recommendation
Revert the logic to return both possible paths for each extension, similar to the original implementation:
If optimization is desired, the file existence checking should be done by the consumer of this function, not within the function that's supposed to return all "possible" locations.