How To Make Your Project Build More Successful

The major problem with this prototyper doesn’t end with the fact that it is not true to its promises. It also involves the issue that it sometimes finds itself in a cycle of repeated failed publishing, unable to adequately understand what to do to make its app publish.

If this or similar experiences are yours, having successfully published four projects after a series of similar failed publishing attempts, here are techniques that have always worked for me.

  1. The build console error history log
    This used to be my first place to go, but most times, it still circles around the same error more than 10 times in most cases.

It can even go as far as deleting, tempering with your .env file without consents in a bid to fix the socalled errors. But 70% of the times, it always understands the error.

If the error still becomes persistents, copy the log, take it to another AI for recommendations, and copy the recommendations to the Prototyper. 30% of the times, it worked for me.

  1. NPM RUN BUILD
    If I turn round the circle repeatedly like that, I simply go to the command terminal and do npm run build and whatever failed errors I have, I simply copy to the prototyper and 99% of the time, the fixes are accurate.

Share your own techniques that usually work for you, especially those that are easy for non-programmers.