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Resolved: Elevated ERR_STREAM_PREMATURE_CLOSE errors in Vercel Functions

InformationalNot disclosedUpdated 47d ago
Jun 19, 17:54 UTCJun 19, 17:54 UTC
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Impact
Informational
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Not disclosed
Vercel, 90 days
23 incidents
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Final update

Between Jun 19 09:09 and 16:16 UTC, a subset of Vercel Functions using node-fetch@2 may have experienced intermittent invocation errors that surfaced as ERR_STREAM_PREMATURE_CLOSE. As part of Node.js June 2026 security releases, we began rolling out new Node.js versions. Those versions contain an upstream regression that breaks response streaming for node-fetch@2, which caused the errors https://github.com/nodejs/node/issues/63989 We have resolved the issue by reverting to the previous Node.js version. No action is required , affected functions are now operating normally. We will re-land the Node.js upgrade once the upstream issue is fixed.

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  1. Resolved · Jun 19, 17:54 UTC
    Between Jun 19 09:09 and 16:16 UTC, a subset of Vercel Functions using node-fetch@2 may have experienced intermittent invocation errors that surfaced as ERR_STREAM_PREMATURE_CLOSE. As part of Node.js June 2026 security releases, we began rolling out new Node.js versions. Those versions contain an upstream regression that breaks response streaming for node-fetch@2, which caused the errors https://github.com/nodejs/node/issues/63989 We have resolved the issue by reverting to the previous Node.js version. No action is required , affected functions are now operating normally. We will re-land the Node.js upgrade once the upstream issue is fixed.

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