Issues after fly.io deployment
Hello!
I followed the instructions to deploy on fly.io, and after I did it, plenty of errors appeared in my VScode files for the project, and they're all about missing modules.
I guess the deployment moved or removed some files somehow, but then how do I test locally before deploying if I can't because of many missing modules?
In the deployed website the 'Log in' button in the landing page was disappeared completely, I read that it might be related to non existing API for Sendgrid, is it true? If so, is there a way to get rid of this problem? Atm I don't want to send any email so I don't need Sendgrid.
Now my whole file is corrupted with missing modules, how do I restore it? Is there any 'undeploy' command? I tried to destroy the app but didn't solve anything. (No unfortunately I didn't do version control before modules disappeared)
(Most of errors are in lines like: import { HttpError } from 'wasp/server'; Cannot find module 'wasp/server' or its corresponding type declarations.ts(2307)
Sorry for the many questions, and thank you for your patience.
I followed the instructions to deploy on fly.io, and after I did it, plenty of errors appeared in my VScode files for the project, and they're all about missing modules.
I guess the deployment moved or removed some files somehow, but then how do I test locally before deploying if I can't because of many missing modules?
In the deployed website the 'Log in' button in the landing page was disappeared completely, I read that it might be related to non existing API for Sendgrid, is it true? If so, is there a way to get rid of this problem? Atm I don't want to send any email so I don't need Sendgrid.
Now my whole file is corrupted with missing modules, how do I restore it? Is there any 'undeploy' command? I tried to destroy the app but didn't solve anything. (No unfortunately I didn't do version control before modules disappeared)
(Most of errors are in lines like: import { HttpError } from 'wasp/server'; Cannot find module 'wasp/server' or its corresponding type declarations.ts(2307)
Sorry for the many questions, and thank you for your patience.
