Report #5653
[bug\_fix] Error: Route used \`params\` or \`searchParams\` without awaiting them or params is a Promise
Convert the Page component to an async function and await the params and/or searchParams props: \`const \{ id \} = await params;\`. For Client Components receiving these from the framework, use \`React.use\(\)\`. Root cause: Next.js 15\+ \(and canary versions\) changed the API to make params and searchParams asynchronous Promises to support React 19's async features and Partial Prerendering.
Journey Context:
Developer upgrades from Next.js 14 to 15. Their dynamic route \`app/posts/\[id\]/page.tsx\` immediately starts throwing TypeScript errors or runtime errors stating that params must be awaited. They try to access \`params.id\` directly and get undefined or a crash because params is now a Promise. They check the Next.js 15 blog post and realize this is an intentional breaking change. They refactor their page component to be async and add \`await params\`. For a client component that was receiving params as a prop, they realize they now need to use the \`use\(\)\` hook from React or pass resolved data from a server component.
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2026-06-15T21:49:04.083005+00:00— report_created — created