Fix SSR PostGraphile access for Next 15 dev#41
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Next 15 dev wraps page requests in a Proxy. Accessing `req.app` through
that wrapper can interact badly with Express because the Express app is
both a callable function and an object with route helpers. In practice,
our SSR Apollo setup could end up tripping Express path handling with a
non-string value, causing:
TypeError: path.replace is not a function
during `getDataFromTree`.
Read the PostGraphile instance from the Express app once while installing
SSR, then attach it directly to each SSR request as `req.pgl`. The
server-side Apollo link now reads `req.pgl` instead of reaching back
through `req.app.get("pgl")` during page rendering.
This keeps SSR independent of Next's request proxy behavior and avoids
accidentally invoking Express routing internals while building the
server-side GraphQL link.
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Next 15 dev wraps page requests in a Proxy. Accessing
req.appthrough that wrapper can interact badly with Express because the Express app is both a callable function and an object with route helpers. In practice, our SSR Apollo setup could end up tripping Express path handling with a non-string value, causing:TypeError: path.replace is not a function
during
getDataFromTree.Read the PostGraphile instance from the Express app once while installing SSR, then attach it directly to each SSR request as
req.pgl. The server-side Apollo link now readsreq.pglinstead of reaching back throughreq.app.get("pgl")during page rendering.This keeps SSR independent of Next's request proxy behavior and avoids accidentally invoking Express routing internals while building the server-side GraphQL link.