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As first mentioned in the Slack channel, depending on how you import/export an Island-ized component, your build will complete successfully but will result in an absurdly broken website.
components/basic/
C.tsx
D.tsx // imports C directly
components/modules/
A.tsx // imports D as an island
B.tsx // imports C directly
Result:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Same issue here. We started using cms-react a month ago for a new project.
We created a module (a module without any island)
Deployed it on a dev-portal; all good.
Days later, we deploy a new build (no issues in the log).
All modules on the existing page show the same comment in the DOM as yours does. In the editor-sidebar, the fields are gone and say "The module used to create this content could not be found. [...]". When drag-n-dropping the same module into the page, the newly added module works just fine. It's just that all existing modules are broken.
Re-deploying an old version of the build doesn't bring back the content.
I got word from the HS team working on react-cms that Slack is the better place for now to report (or +1) on bugs. See the readme in this repo for how to get invited in.
As first mentioned in the Slack channel, depending on how you import/export an Island-ized component, your build will complete successfully but will result in an absurdly broken website.
Result:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: