@Emiliano Bucci What about `logger: {

[elder dust]

@prime oar I'll try, thanks for the tip!

[elder dust]

@prime oar It works, but it seems that only in development and not in production

[prime oar]

Uh. Yeah it is possible that this can not be activated in production.

If you need request logging you probably could use a custom fetch that logs the request before sending it.

export default function customFetch(url, options) {
  console.log("Fetch", url, options);
  return fetch(url, options);
}

[elder dust]

@prime oar Yes, but if the function is called multiple times I will get multiple logs, while maybe there's only one request for that function. So, multiple function invocations and just 1 request, because is deduped by next.

[prime oar]

Maybe if you'd wrap the function inside the cache function exported by react?

As long as the function parameters are the same the function will not run again, but a cached result will be returned

You could always patch your next package and enable the logging option in production

make the changes to the package itself and run yarn patch next