title: "INFINITE_LOOP_DETECTED"

INFINITE_LOOP_DETECTED

An infinite loop was detected within the application.

Reference

The INFINITE_LOOP_DETECTED error occurs when an infinite loop is detected within the application. This can happen if:

• The application makes an infinite number of requests to itself.
• The application makes an infinite number of requests to an external API or database.

Table of Contents

1. Understanding the Error
2. Troubleshooting the Error
3. Additional Resources

1. Understanding the Error

The INFINITE_LOOP_DETECTED error indicates that a loop is causing the application to run indefinitely. This can lead to performance issues and potential crashes.

2. Troubleshooting the Error

To resolve this issue, follow these steps:

1. Check the Application's Source Code

   • Look for any code that might cause an infinite loop.
   • Common signs include unconditional redirects or excessive fetching without termination conditions.

2. Review the Application's Configuration

   • Inspect configuration files like next.config.js or epycbyte.json.
   • Ensure configurations are not leading to infinite loops.

3. Inspect External API or Database Calls

   • Verify that external APIs or databases are not causing infinite requests.
   • Check for errors or misconfigurations in API calls.

4. Handle Unhandled Exceptions

   • Review application logs for any unhandled exceptions that might be causing the loop.

5. Check Epycbyte's Status Page

   • If previous steps don't resolve the issue, check for Edge Network outages on Epycbyte's status page.

3. Additional Resources

• For more information, visit the Error Codes page.
• Filter errors by tag, code, or name using the Error Codes page.

This article was last updated on July 24, 2024.