c2pa-node Native Addon Requires Newer glibc Than Vercel Provides
The c2pa-node native addon requires a newer glibc version than Vercel's serverless runtime provides. Developers deploying Next.js apps with content authenticity features on Vercel hit runtime loader failures despite successful builds.
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