Supabase does not cache inside Next.js server component.?

[@SchokoMuffinMhmhm]

Great Video! For anyone coming across this tutorial now: there's actually a new "unstable_cache" function in the Next v14 which can be used to wrap the supabase call. You can also pass a cache tag as a second parameter in order to revalidate the cache later with revalidateTag.

[@xreed8]

Thats unstable and my be deprecated in near future

Thanks. This tip has saved me quite a bit of time today. Keep up the good work!

[@DailyWebCoding]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@hbela1000]

very good, thanks.hope more to come on supabase.

[@fajaralnito6785]

Hey, how to see the request that being made on the terminal like on the video?

[@anantapaul3350]

Plz reply

[@fajaralnito6785]

found it already put this on the next.config.js file
```
logging: {
fetches: {
fullUrl: true
}
}
```

[@anantapaul3350]

@@fajaralnito6785 thanks

[@mahmoudtaleb8281]

this is only working for fetch, not Supabase calls@@fajaralnito6785

[@junsgk]

Thanks for the video. By the way, there is a function called unstable_cache from nextjs. It seems not working on the supabase environment... could you make a video about this function??

[@xreed8]

Another option is to just pass Cache-Control through your response header in your Route Handler

[@xiiEJRAM]

Thhhxx 🔥 , This is so helpful 👏🏻👏🏻

[@adrenalin.]

Very useful video!

[@osmanakar2507]

great content 🙌 how can I add "single" to rest api request? I am using the same approach to cache but my request returns array. I only need one row.

[@junsgk]

.single()

[@rishiraj2548]

🙏👍

[@neoswann2143]

Is this still a problem? because i never seemed to encounter it...???

[@fcbaktuell]

Yes it is

[@xreed8]

Yes.