Dynamic API routes returned 404 errors for some deployments

Summary

Dynamic API routes returned 404 errors for some deployments

This incident has been resolved. Between August 12, 17:12 UTC and August 13, 20:33 UTC, some Vercel deployments could return 404 errors from dynamic API routes. Deployments built on Vercel during this period were affected only if they met all three conditions: used Next.js 16.2 or earlier, used the Pages Router with internationalization (i18n configured in next.config.js), and used dynamic API routes, such as pages/api/[slug].ts or pages/api/[...path].ts. Deployments built outside Vercel (with vercel deploy --prebuilt) were not affected, and existing deployments not rebuilt during this period were not affected. If your project matches the conditions above and you deployed during the impact window, redeploy your project. Affected deployments are not fixed automatically; a new deployment is required to restore the affected routes.

• Started

  Aug 14, 2026 · 1:08 PM

• Resolved

  Aug 14, 2026 · 1:08 PM

• Duration

  < 1m

• Severity

  None

• ✓

  Resolved

  Aug 14 · 1:08 PM Vercel

  This incident has been resolved. Between August 12, 17:12 UTC and August 13, 20:33 UTC, some Vercel deployments could return 404 errors from dynamic API routes. Deployments built on Vercel during this period were affected only if they met all three conditions: used Next.js 16.2 or earlier, used the Pages Router with internationalization (i18n configured in next.config.js), and used dynamic API routes, such as pages/api/[slug].ts or pages/api/[...path].ts. Deployments built outside Vercel (with vercel deploy --prebuilt) were not affected, and existing deployments not rebuilt during this period were not affected. If your project matches the conditions above and you deployed during the impact window, redeploy your project. Affected deployments are not fixed automatically; a new deployment is required to restore the affected routes.