Hey @moyakir — thank you for reporting this. Unfortunately, I’ve not be able to repro the error. I have also checked across multiple browsers (Chrome, Safari, etc.). Are you persistently, still running into this client-side error at this time? If so, would you mind capturing the error(s) in a HAR file for us to triage, further?
Here some more information: In Summary:
The error “Minified React error #482” is usually caused by incorrect hook usage. To fix it, use the non-minified React development build, carefully examine your hook usage, and use debugging techniques like console logging and inspecting the stack trace to pinpoint the problem. If you’re using Next.js, make sure your custom error handling logic doesn’t conflict with React’s internal workings.
The error message “Minified React error #482” indicates that React encountered a problem during rendering, and the error details are hidden because your React code is likely using a minified version of the React library. This is done for performance reasons in production environments, but it makes debugging more challenging.
Error #482 Specifically:
React error #482 usually means that you’re trying to use a hook (like useState, useEffect, etc.) in a function that isn’t a React component or a custom hook. Hooks are designed to work within the context of React components.
Analyzing the Code Snippet:
The code you provided seems to be related to error handling and potentially a custom Next.js router error handling mechanism. Let’s break it down:
let n = r(40184);: This likely imports a module or function related to Next.js or your application’s error handling logic. The r function is probably a module loader or a way to access a specific part of your application’s code.
function o() { ... }: This function appears to be overriding the console.error function. It checks if the error message is related to Next.js routing errors and only logs the error to the console if it’s not a Next.js router error.
r(20545), ...: This likely imports another module or performs some initialization.
("function" == typeof t.default ...): This part of the code is likely related to exporting a default module. It ensures that the module is correctly exported in a way that’s compatible with different module systems (e.g., CommonJS, ES modules).
Debugging Steps:
Use the Non-Minified Version: The error message itself suggests the best solution: use the non-minified development version of React. This will provide more detailed error messages that pinpoint the exact location of the problem in your code.
Check Hook Usage: Carefully examine your code for any instances where you might be using a React hook outside of a component or custom hook. This is the most likely cause of error #482.
Inspect the Stack Trace: The stack trace (the list of functions that were called leading up to the error) can provide valuable clues. Look for the function where the error originates and try to understand what’s happening there.
Console Logging: Add console.log statements to your code to track the values of variables and the execution flow. This can help you identify where the error is occurring.
Review Next.js Router Error Handling: If you’re using Next.js, ensure that your custom error handling logic is correctly implemented and doesn’t interfere with React’s internal mechanisms.
My apologies, I’ll suggest an improvement internally to allow for HAR files to be uploaded in the future.
Is the error applicable on the first load of https://v0.dev or does it appear after you take any additional steps?
In lieu of a HAR file, would you mind capturing a screen-recording (you can link to a Drive link for e.g.) of repro’ing the error?
For transparency: since I’ve not been successful in replicating the error, despite regular use of v0, being able to repro the error will be incredibly important to get to the bottom of the issue. After this, I’ll be able to raise a bug report to our v0 engineering team.
Thank you for your quick response! I wanted to let you know that the error appears about one second after the page loads.
no matter how many times I refresh it by pressing F5
To make it easier for you to see the issue, I’ve attached a GIF demonstrating exactly what happens.
You can see the GIF here
Please let me know if this helps, or if you need any further details or steps from my side. I’ll be happy to assist!
Looking forward to your feedback.
Thanks.
Thanks for capturing this GIF! This is indeed very peculiar. I’ll go ahead and raise an internal escalation for v0 engineering team to review now. I will keep you informed of what the team says.
In the meantime: I know you’ve already tried many debugging steps (like clearing cache and testing on different browsers) — I do wonder if you had also tried accessing this same page on a different internet network or device, entirely? This is to rule out network/device specific reasons for the error.
Heyyy @moyakir — I appreciate you for being patient, greatly! Are you able to try accessing v0.dev/chat now? Our v0 engineering team have shipped a fix which should resolve the error
Thank you so much for your continued support and efforts to resolve this issue.
Unfortunately, I still can’t access the service, and this has been ongoing for a while now.
I’d like to keep my pro subscription, so I’d really appreciate any further help.
To clarify:
When I try to access the site while signed out, I encounter the same error.
When I’m logged in, I see the error shown in the attached screenshot
“An Error Occurred
Minified React error #482; visit Minified React error #482 – React for the full message or use
the non- minified dev environment for full errors and additional helpful warnings.`”
(I’ve also tried refreshing multiple times).
Interestingly, I can access the site without issues from my smartphone on the same Wi-Fi network,
But the error persists on my desktop and across multiple browsers.
I can access subpages on the v0.dev domain without any issues,
but I’m unable to access the main domain or the chat.
Please let me know if there are any further steps I can take from my side to help diagnose this issue.
@moyakir Oh, no! I’m sorry to hear this issue is still present. I’ve reported it back to the v0 engineering team to further dip deep — we’ll be in touch!
Hey @moyakir, thank you for waiting on us and collaborating with me in resolving the issue!
Our v0 engineering team is curious if you are using any translation software or antivirus software that could be modifying the page? We’ve seen this with some users recently, thus, wanted to rule it out as a potential reason.
Thank you so much for your help and patience! I’m really sorry that I didn’t think of this earlier.
I had removed all the browser extensions during troubleshooting,
But completely forgot about the AdGuard software I have installed on my Windows machine.
Once I turned off AdGuard, I was able to access the site without any issues!
I truly appreciate your assistance and the thoughtful suggestion that led me to this solution.
Thanks again for your great support!
Here’s a description of the solution you can share with others to help them allow the v0.dev site in AdGuard:
How to Fully Allow a Site in AdGuard (Fix for v0.dev)
If you encounter issues with a website not loading properly while using AdGuard, it’s possible that the ad blocker is filtering essential content (like CSS or JavaScript files).
Follow these steps to create a custom filter rule and allow the site to work without restrictions.
Steps to Fix the Issue:
Open AdGuard on your device.
Go to Settings > Filters.
Add a Custom Filter Rule:
Scroll down to Custom Rules and click Add Rule.
Paste the following filter rules:
"
@@||v0.dev^$document
@@||v0.dev^$script,stylesheet,media,frame
"
Save the Rule.
Once you’ve added and saved the rule, it ensures AdGuard won’t block the site or any of its essential resources (such as JavaScript, CSS, or media files).
Clear Your Browser Cache (Optional):
If the changes don’t take effect immediately, clear your browser cache and restart the browser.
@@: This prefix tells AdGuard to allow content instead of blocking it.
||v0.dev^$document: Ensures the entire site (v0.dev) is not blocked by AdGuard.
@@||v0.dev^$script,stylesheet,media,frame: Specifically allows the loading of scripts,
Stylesheets, media files, and frames from the site.
With these rules, the website should work properly without being blocked by AdGuard.