[Bug] npm run build 的时候卡住了

[cangku]

📦 部署环境

Docker

📦 部署模式

客户端模式(lobe-chat 镜像)

📌 软件版本

1.57.1

💻 系统环境

macOS, Other Linux

🌐 浏览器

Chrome

🐛 问题描述

NODE_OPTIONS="--max-old-space-size=12288" npm run build

@lobehub/[email protected] build
next build

▲ Next.js 15.1.7

• Experiments (use with caution):
  · webpackMemoryOptimizations

Creating an optimized production build ...
○ (serwist) The service worker will not be automatically registered, please call 'window.serwist.register()' in 'componentDidMount' or 'useEffect'.
✓ (serwist) Bundling the service worker script with the URL '/sw.js' and the scope '/'...

📷 复现步骤

No response

🚦 期望结果

No response

📝 补充信息

No response

[lobehubbot]

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[arvinxx]

可能内存不够大？

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Maybe the memory is not large enough?

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I found a similar closed issue that might be relevant to your problem. In that issue, it was suggested to increase the memory allocation by modifying the build command to node --max-old-space-size=4096 next build. Additionally, ensure that any undefined variables, such as $NIXPACKS_PATH, are defined in your Dockerfile or environment. Another suggestion was to set NIXPACKS_BUILD_CMD="NODE_OPTIONS='--max-old-space-size=8192' pnpm run build". These approaches might help resolve the "JavaScript heap out of memory" error you are encountering ^[1].

In your case, you are already using NODE_OPTIONS="--max-old-space-size=12288", which should be sufficient. However, if the build is still getting stuck, you might want to check other configurations in your Docker setup or consider reducing the memory allocation slightly to see if it affects the build process. Additionally, ensure that your Docker environment has enough resources allocated to handle the build process.

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