Adam Laycock

If you have the image in your `frontmatter` you could use `fs` yourself to copy it into place and make any changes you need. You could add a `Banner` component...

As far as I am aware `next/image` needs to be [supplied as a global](https://github.com/kentcdodds/mdx-bundler#globals) so that it comes from the next.js app iinstead of being imported seperately. The same is...

I'm using `mdx-bundler` with React 18 on Remix and not having any issues. My serverDependenciesToBundle looks like this: ```js serverDependenciesToBundle: [ 'remark-gfm', /micromark-.*/, /mdast-.*/, 'ccount', /unist-.*/, 'decode-named-character-reference', 'character-entities', 'markdown-table' ]...

@jacargentina I missed the suggestions so I was adding to that array as I hit errors, which was a lot to begin with, until it started working. Glad you got...

Your `files` object needs to have a key for each file you import e.g. `../../../src/components/Button`. If your `getComponents` functions like the one in my example it only looks for files...

Is your sample repo up-to-date? Would love to have a look at this issue. I'm wondering if your css modules should be passed as globals? something like: ```js // bundler...

I got this working to a point. So there where 3 issues I needed to sort: 1. `Button` was imported from a `.js` file not a `.jsx` 2. `.css` files...

@Adam-Collier If you have any css generated by esbuild its going to output a .css file in your bundle which I don't think Next.JS will be happy with. As far...

What OS is your machine running? Do you have a package-lock.json?

Like Kent I tend to just refresh the page when I want to preview the changes on the site. I did find this in my research https://github.com/hashicorp/next-remote-watch that looks like...