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This only reproduces when `output: 'export'` is combined with middleware matchers on dynamic routes prior to 14.2.4. If you cannot upgrade yet, disable trailingSlash normalization in middleware and handle canonical redirects at the CDN edge.
- **When it happens:** Only if you use `output: 'export'` + middleware matchers on dynamic routes in versions `< 14.2.4`.
- **Permanent fix:** Upgrade to `>= 14.2.4`.
- **Temporary workaround (if stuck on < 14.2.4):** Turn off `trailingSlash` normalization inside middleware and move trailing-slash 301 redirects to your CDN/edge worker.
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