Replace remotePatterns with domains in next.config.ts #1782
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Summary of Changes
This pull request replaces the remotePatterns configuration with domains in the next.config.ts file. This change configures the allowed image domains for the Next.js application, specifically allowing images from 'avatars.githubusercontent.com'. The change simplifies the configuration by directly specifying the allowed domains instead of using a more complex pattern matching system.
Highlights
- Configuration Change: Replaces
remotePatternswithdomainsinnext.config.tsto configure allowed image domains. - Image Optimization: Configures Next.js to allow images from 'avatars.githubusercontent.com'.
Changelog
- apps/website/next.config.ts
- Replaced
remotePatternsconfiguration withdomainsto specify allowed image domains. - Configured allowed domain to be 'avatars.githubusercontent.com'.
- Replaced
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Code Review
The pull request replaces remotePatterns with domains in the next.config.ts file. This change appears to be related to how Next.js handles image optimization with external sources. The change itself is small, but it's important to ensure it doesn't introduce any regressions or unexpected behavior.
Merge Readiness
The code change is straightforward. Given the simplicity of the change, it appears ready to be merged. However, it's recommended to verify that the image optimization still works as expected after this change, especially in different environments (development, production). I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and other reviewers should review and approve this code before merging.
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