you can find the whole source code, that will be executed here: https://github.com/vercel/next.js

I already did a local clone of that repo, but I couldn't exactly find where is the next dev run script

a good start on how to trace the exact point would be this: https://github.com/vercel/next.js/blob/canary/package.json#L14

any idea on how to find it? I have the project open currently

very interesting, I'll take a look there :)

so technically its something like a chain?

is this the correct way at seeing it?

im really new at this package.json runtool stuff

yes, check the lines, that I sent. Then you'll see, that it's a turbo repo. So you know you need to look into the right repository. Then check the correct folder. And in the folder a few arguments withhin the dev script will be executed. So find the package.json that contains the dev script that will be executed. Trace back the arguments to know what they are doing and then check what dev executes and do the same process again

yes 🙂

but why is it turbo though? I searched through the bundler file in next js and it says that there is an enum of turbopack/webpack/rspack

soooo it could have been any of the 3 right?

im guessing that this will get replaced dynamically by the choice you do in your next.config file?

technically all of them are right. Like you can use turbopack for your nextjs app or webpack or rspack maybe in the future react compiler as well

hmmmmm I couldn't find just turbo in github though, is this https://github.com/vercel/turborepo correct?

yes. Keep in mind: turborepo != turbopack

and if yes, why is it turbo run ... command and not like turborepo run ...? im guessing that there is some way you can connect the repo together using alias?

ohhhhh

okay wrong assumption from me then :D

well.. we all went through this: https://discord.com/channels/752553802359505017/766433464055496744/1387487073065500744

ohhh lol

funny that it happened a day ago xd

nah more like 7 months ago ^^

ahhh only saw the date not the month :')

no worries. But cool, that we reacted the same like "ohhh" xD

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