[BUG] Flyte console cannot be started for local development

[MortalHappiness]

Describe the bug

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Expected behavior

Flyte console can be built successfully for local development.

Additional context to reproduce

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[MortalHappiness]

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[dosubot]

Hey @MortalHappiness, nice to see you around these parts again! How's it going?👋

Based on the error message you've shared, it seems like there's a TypeScript type checking issue in the fetch.ts file. Here are some steps you can take to resolve this:

1. Ensure Prerequisites Are Installed: Run the script/setup_local_dev.sh script with the necessary environment variables set to "true". This includes ENSURE_K3D, ENSURE_KUBECTL, and ENSURE_HELM. This will ensure that k3d, kubectl, and helm are installed and configured correctly.

2. Check TypeScript Version: Make sure you're using a compatible version of TypeScript for the Flyte console project. Incompatibilities between TypeScript versions can sometimes lead to type checking issues.

3. Review TypeScript Configuration: Check the tsconfig.json file in the Flyte console project to ensure it is correctly configured. Pay special attention to the compiler options that might affect type checking, such as strict, noImplicitAny, strictNullChecks, and others.

4. Isolate the Issue: Look into the fetch.ts file to understand the specific TypeScript type checking issue. It could be related to incorrect types, missing types, or perhaps a misuse of TypeScript features.

5. Fix the TypeScript Issue:

   • If the issue is due to incorrect types, adjust the types accordingly.
   • If types are missing, you may need to install additional @types/ packages or declare custom types.
   • For more complex issues, consider consulting TypeScript documentation or seeking help from the TypeScript community.

6. Build the Project: Once the TypeScript issue in the fetch.ts file is resolved, proceed with building the Flyte console. Use the build command specific to the project, often something like npm run build or yarn build.

7. Test Locally: After building the console, test it locally to ensure that the fix worked and that there are no other issues.

If you encounter further issues or the above steps do not resolve the problem, please provide more detailed information about the error message and the TypeScript version you're using. This will help in providing a more accurate solution.

Sources

• script/setup_local_dev.sh

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