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Like @next/mdx, you add next-mdx-enhanced to the project by exporting a function in the project's next.config.js file.
The next-mdx-remote package by Hashicorp was created to deal with problems that arose from their next-mdx-enhanced package.
MDX Bundler differs from all of the other packages listed above in that it is Framework agnostic, meaning you can use it outside of Next.js. Like next-mdx-remote, no changes to the next.config.js file are necessary.
The Emotion.js Babel loader doesn't seem to work with @next/mdx. When using the Babel configuration from the official Next.js Emotion example, you get an error that says SyntaxError: importSource cannot be set when runtime is classic. I believe that this problem is from @next/mdx using an older version of React's runtime than Emotion is using and that it is not an issue with Emotion itself. There is an open issue discussing this on the MDX GitHub.
The Emotion.js Babel loader doesn't seem to work with @next/mdx. When using the Babel configuration from the official Next.js Emotion example, you get an error that says SyntaxError: importSource cannot be set when runtime is classic. I believe that this problem is from @next/mdx using an older version of React's runtime than Emotion is using and that it is not an issue with Emotion itself. There is an open issue discussing this on the MDX GitHub.