Hey @iamhadeh, thanks for reaching out!

You can access your builds logs in the Deployments tab.

I reviewed your recent failed builds and they appears to be failing because of invalid imports. Refer to this guide for more information - https://vercel.com/guides/how-do-i-resolve-a-module-not-found-error

Can you verify your imports are resolved properly? You can also try building the app locally to verify if the issue is with implementation or platform.

The app works locally. To be sure it was the import problem, I removed the import path and file completely. The issue still persists.

Hi @iamhadeh, sorry to see you are facing this issue. Can you try running the build locally? Can you share the build output here?

This is what it looks like right now. I tried to run it locally and this is what it shows.

Hi @iamhadeh, thanks for sharing the image. Could you also share the output of the build commands (npm build or yarn build) from your local system? And see if you can serve the production build locally.

I tried "npm build," but that doesn't work. But 'npm run build' works. The website isn't loading when I checked on my browser, using localhost. This is what it says on my terminal.

Hi @iamhadeh, thanks for sharing additional information. It looks like the build is working on the local system.

It'd help to look at the whole directory structure of your project to see which module imports are failing.

Can you confirm the Node.js version you are using on the local machine?

This is the version of node:

v20.11.1

Hi @iamhadeh, thanks for sharing the information.

From the build logs, it looks like the import statement at line #5 in Components/About-Components/mainAbout.jsx should be ./Mission-stat-sec instead of ./mission-stat-sec. This should resolve the build issue for you.

Let us know if this was helpful.

Thank you. It's working fine now.