RSC requests fail

[SystemDisc]

Brief Description of the Bug rscData does not serialize/deserialize properly since it is a JS Buffer object

Severity Major

Frequency of Occurrence Always

Steps to Reproduce Provide detailed steps to reproduce the behavior, including any specific conditions or configurations where the bug occurs:

1. Implement SSG and ISR in Next 14+
2. Implement @neshca/cache-handler/redis-stack
3. Notice that RSC requests fail due to streams not being created because rscData gets deserialized as a

   { type: 'Buffer', data: [ /* byte array */ ] }
   

Note: When I updated the implementation to set value.rscData = Buffer.from(value.rscData.data) the problem was resolved. However, the rss of my node process starting to increase over time, indicating a memory leak. I'm not sure why the Buffers don't get released.

Expected vs. Actual Behavior I expect an out-of-the box implementation to handle RSC requests and caching

Screenshots/Logs Let me know if this report is not clear enough and I can provide logs and whatnot.

Environment:

• OS: client is macOS using Chrome, server is Ubuntu 22.x LTS using Node 20.x LTS
• Node.js version: v20.17.0
• @neshca/cache-handler version: 1.6.1
• next version: 15.0.0-canary

Attempted Solutions or Workarounds value.rscData = Buffer.from(value.rscData.data) which works. However, there seems to be a memory leak caused by the Buffer objects not being released.

Impact of the Bug RSC requests fail with HTTP 500

[SystemDisc]

Attached is a real-world example. However, this particular example does not use a barebones @neshca/cache-handler/redis-stack handler.

:sermon:when-words-are-not-enough:1446553.json

[SystemDisc]

The best option in my testing so far seems to be:

/**
 * @param {string} key - The cache key.
 * @param {object} cacheHandlerValue - The value to cache.
 * @returns {Promise<void>}
 */
set: async (key, cacheHandlerValue) => {
  if (cacheHandlerValue?.value?.rscData) {
    cacheHandlerValue.value.rscData =
      cacheHandlerValue.value.rscData.toString('utf8');
  }
  // ...
}

[better-salmon]

Hey there, @SystemDisc! Next.js 15 isn't supported yet. Check out discussion #691 for a more reliable workaround.