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Peer Dependency @sanity/ui breaking deploys #20
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@nwazuo - Until the repo is updated. I found that if you tell Netlify to use Yarn this overcomes the error. Just add the environment variable |
A safer solution (if using NPM), is to add this to your package.json (and remove it once the peer dependency has been updated):
This only overrides this specific package, but still errors of other peer dependency conflicts. |
Can we get this resolved? It's been over a year now. Anyone maintaining this? |
Seems like this still hasn't been resolved. Has anyone made a PR or heard anything from the maintainer / Sanity team about this? I would like to help out if I can. The dashboard tool and Netlify deploy widget are essential for most websites deployed there as there is currently no bulk deploy / publish function in the default sanity studio. Either integrating a bulk publish feature, or fixing this tool (preferably both). Would make it far more likely for me to use Sanity again and recommend it to other developers & clients. |
Hi. I just started using this plugin and my Netlifty deploys fail because of the conflicting peer dependency @sanity/ui v. 0.36.17
I've been forced to use the
--legacy-peer-deps
install option to make the site build on my local environment but I don't know of a way to influence thenpm install
operation on Netlify.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: