Search is filled here and queried elsewhere
Drupal owns the index; Next.js only reads it.
The index schema is a contract between two independently deployed applications, exactly like the JSON:API shape. It fails at query time, on one page, rather than at deploy time.
| data fetched at | unknown |
| content changed | 2026-08-09T14:51:44.000Z |
| page rendered at | 2026-08-09T16:11:07.834Z |
| Drupal cache tags | node:3 |
| route tag | drupal_fb1d40ab8cc8f609 |
| Varnish | X-Cache: HIT |
| rendered by | nextjs-856c764f7f-xs62t |
This page depends on node:3 and nothing else. Saving a different node must not change the “rendered at” stamp above.