⚡ Bolt: MDX Link and Heading Optimizations#293
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- use next/link for internal mdx links to enable prefetching - hoist slugify regex patterns to module scope - optimize heading anchor for string-only children to bypass children mapping
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Proposed title: ⚡ Bolt: MDX Link and Heading Optimizations + Accidental Log File Commit
Proposed description:
Refactors src/mdx-components.tsx with performance and routing improvements for MDX rendering.
- Replaced standard
<a>tags with Next.js<Link>for internal navigation, enabling client-side routing and prefetching - Hoisted slugification regex constants to module scope to avoid redundant recompilation
- Added a fast-path for string-only children in
HeadingAnchorto reduce unnecessary DOM manipulation - Updated
public/rss.xmlbuild timestamp (no functional changes)
⚠️ Note:dev_server.logwas accidentally committed and should be removed and added to.gitignore. It contains local build output including a private IP address (192.168.0.2).
Risk: 🟢 Low
Risk analysis
This PR introduces performance optimizations and Next.js best practices for MDX rendering, including using the Link component for internal navigation, hoisting regex constants, and optimizing heading anchor generation. These are straightforward, localized improvements with minimal risk of unintended side effects. The changes do not touch security-sensitive areas, authentication, or data handling, and the primary impact is improved client-side navigation and rendering efficiency.
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Treat every non-internal URL as an anchor
The new link switch only exempts mailto: and tel:, so other non-internal URLs (for example sms:, ftp:, or protocol-relative //...) now fall through to next/link. Next.js expects Link to be used for internal navigation, and non-internal href values can trigger warnings and unreliable navigation behavior in MDX content; these URLs should stay on plain <a> handling like before.
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💡 What:
<Link>component into MDX for all internal navigation.src/mdx-components.tsx.HeadingAnchorcomponent.🎯 Why:
<a>tags cause full page reloads, missing out on Next.js prefetching and client-side routing benefits.📊 Impact:
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PR created automatically by Jules for task 16957323345639376262 started by @administrakt0r