So the main issue here is __dirname not working right with Next.js.

• Maybe the different is the client is getting transpiled now since not in node_modules?
• Can we fix this with webpack?
• Could swap out __dirname in our server transform with a hard coded value, but only for development?
• Need to see if it's only broken in dev, but not production

Update: I got it working!

Actually not...

Well, I'm giving up on this for now.

• Adding the client to webpack externals makes it work in development, but that fails in production since it's not bundled
• Perhaps a webpack think like this would work? https://gist.github.com/timiscoding/2416182c5d7b3ce68966883906cb1f57
  • I tried this but was still getting errors

can I take a look? if yes, let me know how can I reproduce it please

@sijad you sure can!!

Steps to reproduce are here: prisma/prisma#2195

So this branch as of right now does work properly on the local machine with blitz start and blitz start --production.

But it is still failing a production deployment to Zeit with:

Invalid `prisma.product.findMany()` invocation:
Query engine binary for current platform "rhel-openssl-1.0.x" could not be found.
This probably happens, because you built Prisma Client on a different platform.
(Prisma Client looked in "/zeit/59caaf16/.blitz/caches/build/db/.generated-prisma-client/runtime/query-engine-rhel-openssl-1.0.x")
Files in /zeit/59caaf16/.blitz/caches/build/db/.generated-prisma-client/runtime:

Not sure how to fix this. Might be as easy as copying moving some files around.

this can be related to vercel/vercel#2824

No it's only related to our build step and how we are moving files around. That error shows that there are no files where it's looking. If it was a native binary issue, the wrong binary would show there

is it possible to download possible binaries using @prisma/fetch-engine and include all of them in production?

@sijad so the issue is that there are no binaries. Not that it has the wrong binaries.

The webpack plugin added in this PR substitutes __dirname for what it is at build time. And at build time the files are in .blitz. But the actual build output for Zeit is in .next. So we might need to change the webpack plugin to use the .next path instead.

But in any case, this is low priority right now, so I'm not too worried about it.