Common Issues deployment

Build Errors Preventing Deployment

You try to deploy your app but the build fails with errors. The app might work in the AI tool's preview or development mode, but the production build process finds errors that weren't visible before.

Error Messages You Might See

Module not found: Can't resolve Type error: Property does not exist Build optimization failed ERROR in ./src/ Failed to compile
Module not found: Can't resolveType error: Property does not existBuild optimization failedERROR in ./src/Failed to compile

Common Causes

  • TypeScript errors that were ignored in development mode
  • Missing dependencies — packages referenced in code but not in package.json
  • Import paths that work on your OS but fail on the build server (case sensitivity)
  • Environment variables needed at build time but not set in the build environment
  • Incompatible dependency versions

How to Fix It

  1. Read the build error log carefully — the actual error is usually near the top or bottom
  2. Try running the build command locally (npm run build) to reproduce the error
  3. For TypeScript errors, fix them one at a time — they often cascade
  4. Check that all imported packages are listed in package.json
  5. If a dependency version conflict, try deleting node_modules and package-lock.json and running npm install fresh

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Frequently Asked Questions

The app works in preview but the build fails. Why?

Preview/development mode is more lenient — it ignores some errors that the production build catches. TypeScript strict mode errors and missing dependencies are the usual culprits.

I have dozens of build errors. Is it fixable?

Usually yes. Build errors often cascade — fixing the first few can resolve many of the rest. A developer can systematically fix them and get your app deploying.

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