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TL;DR
Added TypeScript route type definitions to all Next.js projects.
What changed?
Added a reference path to
./.next/types/routes.d.tsin thenext-env.d.tsfile across all Next.js examples and packages. This change enables TypeScript to recognize and provide type checking for Next.js route definitions.How to test?
npm run devoryarn devin any of the affected Next.js projectsWhy make this change?
This change improves the developer experience by providing better TypeScript support for Next.js routes. With these type definitions, developers will get autocompletion and type checking for route paths, reducing errors and improving code quality. This is a recommended practice for Next.js projects using TypeScript.