Help with implementing Sanity in Next.js site and resolving issues with new content not automatically appearing.

Hi folks.. I need your help with my Sanity implementation to my Next.js site. New published Sanity content is visible on my Next.js site only if I change something in the API call, such as

apiVersion

, so it is not hapenning automaticly as it should.

that's a next js problem. I had to set every query to no-cache and adding

export const dynamic = 'force-dynamic';

to every page.
I am aware that this is terrible solution. I wonder if anyone else has a better way to solve this
😅

unless you are not using app dir. Then you could set revalidate in your

getStaticProps()

I am quite new to all this, so I don´t know how exactly to make these steps, but at least now I know what should I be looking for.. Thank you very much

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I am using app dir, but I dont thing I am using

getStaticProps()

.. I was following this tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OcTPaUfay5I and I understood taht you dont need that for this in Next.js 13

try adding this anywhere in the (dynamic) page

yeah, no with app dir you don't need

getStaticProps

cause app dir handles server side a bit differently.

To clarify , the

app

and

pages

directories on Next.js will handle things differently, including fetching data. It seems your issue can be solved by the solutions above, but please make a new message if it doesn't, letting us know which Next.js version you're using, as well as which router (

app

or

pages

). Thanks!

I am using Next.js v13.5.3 and it seems that solutions above helped me. I am using app directory and I used every suggestion 🙂• I added

{ cache: 'no-store' }

at the end of every of my Sanity fetch• I added

export const revalidate = 10;

and

export const dynamic = 'force-dynamic';

to my every page.tsx and layout.tsx

It is not superfast.. I have to wait a few seconds, but it is working.. Thank you very much everyone

Glad to hear it's sorted!