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feat(nextjs-mf): App Router #3596

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@ScriptedAlchemy ScriptedAlchemy commented Mar 15, 2025

Dont get excited - it seems to work but is on the backburner till Vercel wants to collaborate on first class support

This branch mostly is for me to test out Federation Layers, since there is some shared overlap in functionality between what needed to support app router and what i need for other projects at work.

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Preliminary support for module sharing in App Router

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Hard to not get excited! Great work so far—fingers crossed for first class support from Vercel!

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Yeah, hard to not get excited! We need it!

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