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- Upgrade Next.js from 15.2.4 to 16.0.1 - Upgrade React and React DOM from 19.0.0 to 19.2.0 - Pin PostgreSQL to version 17 to avoid v18+ mount point issues - Add missing tailwindcss-animate dependency - Update TypeScript target from es5 to es2015 for private identifier support - Make TextField component generic for proper FormState typing - Wrap LoginForm in Suspense boundary (required for useSearchParams in Next.js 16) Next.js 16 introduces Turbopack as the default bundler and strict enforcement of Suspense boundaries for useSearchParams() during production builds.
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Upgrades Next.js from 15.2.4 to 16.0.1, bringing Turbopack as the default bundler and improved build performance.
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Next.js 16 introduces Turbopack as the default bundler and strict enforcement of Suspense boundaries for useSearchParams() during production builds.