Paul McKenna

For nextJS use dynamic imports and ssr:false. ``` const InvoiceForm = dynamic( () => import('../components/invoices/InvoiceForm'), { ssr: false } ); ```

Had the same issue. Previously had collections called 'countryWalletVerticalLaw' and 'countryWalletGeneral' which made it fail. Deleted the collections and renamed to 'CWVL' and 'CWG' and now it's working.

My issue was it failed in production, it worked fine locally. Therefore I was able to delete the collections from within the strapi admin dashboard.

7 hours later and still no good :-( I have done many many iterations on this. If anybody has any advice about how to implement this correct, it would be...

I have tried the following: 1. Following the instructions here https://market.strapi.io/plugins/strapi-plugin-react-editorjs 'How to extend/develop this plugin' I have attempted to deploy this without making any changes to `./src/plugins/strapi-plugin-react-editorjs/admin/src/config/customTools.js` I got...

Following this and after more research, I read I should try and delete the .git directory from the cloned repo. This is the steps I followed: `cd src/plugins/strapi-plugin-react-editorjs` `ls -a`...

> Did you solve this problem somehow? I'm facing the same issue where Heroku can't resolve the "classnames" module. Hey buddy. Try adding this to package.json ``` "workspaces": [ "plugins/*"...