Issues while compiling

[hidden juniper]

What does your code look like?

[quaint ether]

You have a runtime error - JavaScript error

TypeError means that something was not the right time at runtime

Something webpack expected to be an object was null

I guess this is during a production build of next? I hope next doesn't use webpack in dev

[hollow edge]

i launched this on dev build

[hidden juniper]

Again, what does your code look like?

[hollow edge]

Looks like a messy diseaster.

This is during "next build"

[hollow edge]

Alright

[quaint ether]

Looks to me like an error requiring inside AccountModal.tsx, so you could show that file

[hidden juniper]

The issue may be in your code, so only seeing error messages and webpack code is not helpful

[quaint ether]

and useContext would come from react, so maybe a problem importing react

[quaint ether]

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🤷🏻‍♂️

[hollow edge]

oh yeah my bad i was trying to figure this out by myself with my peanut brains

[quaint ether]

Show Retsam some* code

Really though you shouldn't be getting these sorts of errors, because TS etc should be picking them up in your IDE. So I just wonder what your setup is.

[hollow edge]

Eh Visual Studio Code

[quaint ether]

Like if you have a broken or missing import TypeScript should be giving you red squiggles

[hollow edge]

Only the accountmodal? error occurs in multiple files.

[hollow edge]

could it be possible that ive installed the wrong versions of nodejs + react?

[quaint ether]

I mean next comes with react. Did you make a next project then add react on top?

It's not a node version issue

[quaint ether]

Anyway, I'm fairly sure that you have something quite broken going on

But it's pure guesswork without seeing code and package.json

and/or info on what you're doing/have done

If it was a new project then seems like you'd hit the error and know what the cause was because you just added it. So I figure you've converted a JS project to TS

but then it's a runtime error, and so if it worked before, would expect it work now

Unless you changed something in the switch which broken it, but the still leaves the question of why TS doesn't pick it up.