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We study automorphic categories of nilpotent sheaves under degenerations of smooth curves to nodal Deligne-Mumford curves. Our constructions realize affine Hecke operators as the result of bubbling projective lines from marked points. We use this to construct a gluing functor from the automorphic category of a nodal Deligne-Mumford curve to the automorphic category of a smoothing.
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