How to fix Sanity error or issue?

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Last updated: Nov 2, 2021
Is there any fix for this ?
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Hi! We’re looking into it!
Glad to hear it! Experiencing the same issue here.
Glad to hear it! Experiencing the same issue here.
Thank god thanks for the update
user Y
!!It means a lot.
Thank god thanks for the update
user Y
!!It means a lit.
user Y
thanks for having a look
We have indications that it’s related to an upstream dependency. Hopefully we’ll be able to push a fix in not too long
Thanks
user Y
! It does seem to correlate time wise with the introduction of babel 7.16.0
should i try installing babel version 6 ?
Is there any progress? This issue is currently blocking one of our deployments
Is there any progress? This issue is currently blocking one of our deployments
user L
user L
just posted on the github issue -> “Hi we’re aware of this issue and it’s very high priority for us. We’re actively looking for the root cause but for now you can get around this issue by using yarn  `resolutions` or 
npm-force-resolutions
.So far we’ve isolated it to 
@babel/types
.To force an older version of 
@babel/types
, add the following to your 
package.json
 and then reinstall:
{

  "name": "mysanityproject",

  "keywords": ["sanity"],

  "scripts": {

    // 👇👇👇 (only if you use npm) add this to your scripts

    "preinstall": "npx npm-force-resolutions"

    // 👆👆👆

  },

  "dependencies": {

    "@sanity/base": "^2.21.7",

    "@sanity/components": "^2.14.0",

    "@sanity/core": "^2.21.7"

  },

  // 👇👇👇 Add this regardless if you're using npm or yarn

  "resolutions": {

    "@babel/types": "7.15.x"

  }

  // 👆👆👆

}
• If using 
npm
npm-force-resolutions
 will run prior to your install and create a 
package-lock.json
 file that resolves the compatible versions.• If using 
yarn
, resolutions are built in and it should work after a 
yarn
 installAfter the reinstall, the graphql deploy should work.”
fantastic that’s worked, thanks!
user X
lol, sorry! Appreciate the quick fix!
Hi this should be fixed properly in v7.21.8. Feel free to remove those other workarounds. See here
Hi this should be fixed properly in v7.21.8. Feel free to remove those other workarounds. See here
Thanks for the response folks!!

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