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The issue you're experiencing with your Amplify NextJS build failing sporadically is likely related to memory constraints during the build process. As your app has grown in complexity and build times have increased, it's possible that the build is hitting memory limits, causing it to fail unexpectedly.
The error message "external process killed a task" from turborepo suggests that the build process is being terminated by an external factor, which is consistent with running out of memory.
Here are some steps you can try to address this issue:
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Increase memory allocation:
- Add an environment variable to increase Node.js memory allocation: export NODE_OPTIONS="--max-old-space-size=8192" (or a higher value)
- Add this to your build commands in the amplify.yml file.
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Optimize your build process:
- Review your dependencies and remove any unnecessary ones.
- Consider using techniques like code splitting to reduce the bundle size.
- Optimize your use of turborepo, ensuring you're only building what's necessary.
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Adjust Amplify build settings:
- In the Amplify Console, go to App settings > Build settings.
- Try increasing the compute capacity for your builds.
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Cache optimization:
- Ensure you're caching effectively. Your current cache paths look good, but double-check that all necessary directories are included.
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Monitor build logs:
- Keep a close eye on your build logs to identify any specific steps where memory usage spikes.
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Consider breaking down your build:
- If possible, break your monorepo build into smaller, separate builds to reduce overall memory usage.
If these steps don't resolve the issue, you may need to reach out to AWS Support for further assistance, as there could be underlying issues with the build environment that are beyond your control.
Remember, local builds and GitHub Actions builds may have different resource allocations compared to the Amplify environment, which is why you're not seeing the same issues there.
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