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In this article, you will learn how to use Supabase with React Query in the new Next.js app directory, focusing on both client and server components. Additionally, you will learn how to leverage the Supabase CLI for performing database migrations and seeding data with dummy content for testing.

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Partial coverage19,521 / 25,153 hourly files (78%) · 2 absent upstream · 5,629 failed, retryable2023-09-292026-08-12 (UTC)— sampled evenly across the window, so rankings and trends hold; absolute counts scale up.
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