Unexpected Dollar Character Appears in Production Deployment

[ethan-wilson-1291]

When I build and run the application locally, everything works as expected and no unusual characters appear. However, after deploying to the production environment, a strange dollar sign ($) character shows up unexpectedly in the output.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Build and run the application locally — no issues observed.
2. Deploy the same build to the production environment.
3. Observe the appearance of an unexpected dollar character.

[yongyi520]

Up, I also have the exact same problem

[yongyi520]

Current workaround solution is to edit entry.server.ts. set callbackName to onAllReady so you sacrifice to have more delay but you won't have streaming issues from the $ sign

[WebX47]

facing this same issue.

[ethan-wilson-1291]

Current workaround solution is to edit entry.server.ts. set callbackName to onAllReady so you sacrifice to have more delay but you won't have streaming issues from the $ sign

Thanks. You saved me 🙇

[ybouane]

It's an issue with cloudflare web analytics that injects a script in the page which breaks some comments that react-router uses.

[yongyi520]

It's an issue with cloudflare web analytics that injects a script in the page which breaks some comments that react-router uses.

Is there an official fix on this? or setting callbackname to 'onAllReady' the solution still for now?

[ybouane]

In my opinion, it's more on cloudflare's side.
However there's an option to disable web analytics or to simply inject the script manually if you want.

[yongyi520]

In my opinion, it's more on cloudflare's side. However there's an option to disable web analytics or to simply inject the script manually if you want.

oh really?? how do you do that if you don't me asking. i don't know what the specific script is

[ybouane]

I don't really need cloudflare web analytics so I just disable it from the cloudflare dashboard (search for "web analytics" and simply disable it)