Not able to see changes to the deployed site

[shimphillip]

Hello,

I just deployed my personal typescript project to netlify at https://just-todo-it.netlify.com/

I didn’t get any deploy error logs and seems like it somewhat did deploy correctly because I can see the title but I can’t see anything else.

yarn start runs just fine too.

Here is my github repo. https://github.com/shimphillip/just-do-it

Thanks!

[perry]

hi there,

is your site loading fine locally?

I am seeing these errors in your developer console:

These debugging guides might be a good place to start (if you are not seeing the error locally):

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[shimphillip]

Thanks, it was my bad. There was a syntax error in package.json. Running it locally worked fine but it complained when it was deployed?