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Read Grab your gear: The official Sanity swag storeI'd be happy to help troubleshoot your issue! However, I don't see the actual error messages or the package.json file you mentioned in your question. Without seeing what errors you're encountering or your package configuration, it's hard to give you specific guidance.
That said, if you're suspecting package/node_modules issues with Sanity, here are some common troubleshooting steps that often resolve these types of problems:
Quick fixes to try:
Clear and reinstall dependencies:
rm -rf node_modules
rm package-lock.json # or yarn.lock / pnpm-lock.yaml
npm install # or yarn / pnpm installCheck Node.js version compatibility:
Check your version with node -v and update if needed. This is a common source of errors, especially if you recently upgraded Studio versions.
Clear Sanity cache:
npx sanity@latest dev --clear-cacheCheck for peer dependency warnings during installation - these can sometimes cause runtime issues.
Common package-related issues:
sanity and @sanity/* packages - make sure they're alignednpm ls react)@sanity/cli if you have it globally installedIf you can share the specific error messages you're seeing and your package.json, I can provide much more targeted help. Look for error messages in your terminal or browser console - those will point us in the right direction!
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