Two releases after Turbopack became the default bundler for Next.js, we're focused on improving performance, fixing bugs, and increasing parity. Here are some of the latest features shipping as part of Next.js 16.2 .
Looking forward towards our next release, we'll be focused on speeding up compiler performance and reducing memory usage.
We've reworked how server-side code is reloaded during development. The previous system cleared the require.cache for the changed module and all other modules in its import chain. This approach often reloaded more code than necessary, including unchanged node_modules .
The new system brings the same Fast Refresh approach used in the browser to your server code.
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