Just today after recent ui updates to V0, I am getting this in the console. Prior everything was fine in this project.
The browser is crashing constantly now when in the preview environment. Same if I open it in the app.
The console error GET https://sb-4lozwbyc2mgs.vercel.run/stable-b43665f…/static/node_modules/vsda/rust/web/vsda.js net::ERR_ABORTED 404 (Not Found) indicates that your web application attempted to load a JavaScript file named vsda.js from the specified URL, but the server responded with a 404 Not Found status. This means the file does not exist at the requested path on the Vercel server.
The net::ERR_ABORTED part suggests that the browser’s attempt to fetch the resource was aborted. This typically happens because the HTTP request for vsda.js failed (due to the 404 error), and the application, or a part of the browser’s loading mechanism, decided to stop or cancel further processing related to this resource. The call stack shows that this file is being loaded as part of a node_modules dependency within what appears to be a vscode-dev or similar remote agent context.
Suggested fix
The primary fix is to ensure that the vsda.js file is correctly deployed to the Vercel server at the expected path. This typically involves:
Checking your build process: Confirm that your build process correctly includes vsda.js and its containing directories (vsda/rust/web/) in the final output that gets deployed. If this is a node_modules dependency, ensure it’s not being excluded or incorrectly bundled.
Verifying deployment: After deployment, check the deployed files on Vercel to confirm that static/node_modules/vsda/rust/web/vsda.js exists at the root of your deployment.
Correcting the path: If the file exists but at a different path, you need to adjust the import/require statement in your application to point to the correct location. Search your codebase for references to vsda.js or vsda/rust/web/vsda.js to identify where the incorrect path is being used.
Investigating vsda module: vsda stands for “VS Code Data Access” or “VS Code Display Adapter” and appears to be a module related to VS Code’s architecture, possibly involving Rust-compiled WebAssembly (.wasm) components. If you are working on a project that integrates with VS Code’s remote development features or extensions, ensure all necessary components of vsda are correctly included and accessible.
V0 was way better before the addition of VSCode. Is there a way to get the old one back and trash this VSCODE?
A missing vsda file causing a crash isn’t something you’d normally control, especially if it’s tied to their new VSCode environment. Good that it disappeared, but I get your frustration forced updates breaking stuff in production is a real problem 
Not having a way to lock versions or delay updates makes it risky to rely on. Would definitely prefer some control over when these changes roll out 
