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No package found which can optimize images. #78
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Hi @behcetilhan |
Hi, I installed the latest version of
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Same issue with current |
Hi @wouterds |
Hi @cyrilwanner 👋, I have these installed;
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The same here, I'm using |
same here, the Warning appear and have optimizer installed.
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There is indeed a problem in newer (i.e. 12.x.x) versions of node. My workaround is to use the undocumented configuration variable
One fix that I've tested is to replace It seems that passing an empty object (but defined) with no |
I have the same issue, the only package I have installed is mozjpeg.
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Sorry for the late reply, I had some exams last week and wasn't active on github because of this. @jecassis thank you very much for the hint with node 12. It was indeed the problem that you have described. I just published a patch on npm which should fix this problem. Can you install |
using node 12.17.0 same issue again, |
Olá pessoal, estou recebendo o seguinte erro.Todas as dependência estão instaladas, alguma dica?As imagens vem do Strapi CMS que está na AWS. Tentei usar a API de imagem nativa do nextjs, porém um brother falou que não ia rola, pois as mesma tão estática em um bucket. @cyrilwanner
Arquivo do next.confg.js
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lqip-loader is installed but i'm getting this error on server console.
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/5682542/58368306-e1aee900-7ef3-11e9-93d0-f705e6ddc9dc.png)
Here is my next.config
module.exports = withPlugins([optimizedImages, withSass]);
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