I keep getting verbose console output when using Sanity's fetch()
function (from createClient
in next-sanity
) like so:
export async function getPeople(): Promise<Person[]> {
return createClient(clientConfig).fetch(
groq`*[_type == "person"] | order(priority asc, lastName asc){
...
}`
);
}
Logs look like this:
- ┌ GET /research/publications 200 in 740ms
│
├──── GET https://...apicdn.../v2023-07-07/data/query/..?query=*%5B_type.. 200 in 284ms (cache: MISS)
│
├── 1 level ── GET https://...apicdn.../v2023-07-07/data/query/..?query=array%3A%.. 200 in 113ms (cache: MISS)
│
├── 1 level ── GET https://...apicdn.../v2023-07-07/data/query/..?query=array%3A%.. 200 in 68ms (cache: MISS)
│
├── 1 level ── GET https://...apicdn.../v2023-07-07/data/query/..?query=array%3A%.. 200 in 78ms (cache: MISS)
│
└── 1 level ── GET https://...apicdn.../v2023-07-07/data/query/..?query=array%3A%.. 200 in 71ms (cache: MISS)
People over at the Sanity community suggest its a NextJS thing.
Any help on how to disable them is greatly appreciated!
For anyone stumbling across this, the issue was resolved by updating packages next
, next-sanity
, and sanity
.