#webpsave_buffer: no property named `smart_deblock'
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Based on the knowledge sources provided, I can see that you're encountering an error related to WebP image processing in Next.js. This appears to be related to the image optimization functionality in Next.js.
The error message webpsave_buffer: no property named 'smart_deblock' suggests an issue with the Sharp image processing library that Next.js uses for image optimization.
From the knowledge sources, there are several related issues with WebP image processing in Next.js:
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There's an issue where Next.js Image Optimization can have problems with certain WebP images, particularly those with alpha channels or very small file sizes GitHub Issue #35674.
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Another issue shows that Turbopack (Next.js bundler) can crash when processing certain WebP images with errors like "Processing image failed unable to decode image data" GitHub Issue #75085.
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Some users found that WebP files exported with very low quality (0%) can cause issues, and increasing the quality to around 10% resolved the problem.
To resolve this issue, you could try:
- Using the
unoptimizedprop on your Image component to bypass the image optimization:
import Image from 'next/image'
<Image
src="/your-image.webp"
alt="Description"
width={500}
height={300}
unoptimized
/>
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If you're using Turbopack, try running without it to see if that resolves the issue.
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Try re-exporting your WebP image with a higher quality setting (at least 10%).
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Check if clearing your
.next/cachefolder helps, as cached image processing might be causing issues.