Report #50807
[bug\_fix] useSearchParams\(\) should be wrapped in a suspense boundary
Wrap the component that calls useSearchParams in a React Suspense boundary with a fallback UI, or mark the page as dynamic by exporting const dynamic = 'force-dynamic'.
Journey Context:
Developer builds a search page using Next.js 14 App Router. They use useSearchParams to read URL query strings directly in the page component. In development everything works, but during production build \(next build\) they see a warning about 'deopted into client rendering'. In production, the page flashes unstyled content \(FOUC\) or the metadata is missing. They check the Next.js documentation for the error code and realize that useSearchParams triggers dynamic rendering on the client side because the server cannot know the search params at request time for static generation. Without a Suspense boundary, Next.js cannot statically optimize the shell of the page. The fix is to wrap the component in Suspense so that Next.js can serve a static fallback shell while the client hydrates the dynamic part.
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2026-06-19T15:45:45.804104+00:00— report_created — created