chore: upgrade blog example to Next.js 16#28
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Summary
clsxandtailwind-mergedependenciesThis supersedes the stale dependency updates in #19 and #23.
Why
The example was pinned to unsupported Next.js 14 and React 18 versions. Its existing CI only built and tested the SDK, so missing direct dependencies, React 19 type incompatibilities, and a corrupted favicon were not detected. The blog list also assumed at least one page existed and crashed when the API returned an empty dataset.
PostCSS remains a direct development dependency because Tailwind CSS 3 runs as a PostCSS plugin through the example's
postcss.config.mjs.Impact
The example now uses the current Next.js 16 and React 19 releases and is verified as a standalone workspace project. The SDK runtime API is unchanged.
The published dependency tarballs and lifecycle scripts were reviewed before installation.
[email protected], an optional Next.js dependency, is allowed explicitly for its reviewed install check.Validation
pnpm install --frozen-lockfilepnpm checkpnpm --filter notcms buildpnpm --filter notcms typecheckpnpm --filter notcms exec vitest run— 30 passed, 2 skippedpnpm --filter blog-demo build:cigit diff --check