Troubleshooting Compose SDK Setup Issues
Below are some issues you may run into when setting up a TypeScript+React app to use Compose SDK packages and how you may troubleshoot them. Most of them are related to the app configurations as opposed to SDK-known issues, which are listed here.
If your issue is not on the list or the solution/workaround does not work for you, please leave a comment below. We will verify and update the list accordingly.
# Action Error Message/Behavior Solution/Workaround
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1
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yarn install
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RequestError: unable to get local issuer certificate
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Turn OFF Internet Security in Zscaler
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2
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yarn install
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Invalid authentication (as an anonymous user)
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Follow https://gitlab.sisense.com/SisenseTeam/compose-sdk-monorepo/-/blob/master/quickstart-public.md#insta... to configure personal access token for GitLab Packages Registry.
Also, try deleting yarn.lock and running yarn cache clean --all before running yarn install again
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3
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yarn install
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No @sisense/sdk* modules installed in node_modules
Consequently, the CLI command fails to generate the data model without
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Check if Yarn Plug'n'Play is enabled. One sign is the creation of pnp.cjs in the root folder after yarn install.
To fix, add nodeLinker: node-modules to .yarnrc.yml in the root folder and run yarn install again.
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4
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CLI command using npx
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No output in the console and the data model file is not generated
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This is also related to Yarn Plug’n’Play being enabled. This feature is available in Yarn 4.x, which is not a stable version.
To fix:
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switch Yarn to stable version 3.x by running command yarn set version stable
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run yarn -v to make sure version 3.x is used.
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run yarn install to install packages again.
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run npx command again.
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5
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CLI command
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Error connecting to [Sisense URL]
TypeError: fetch failed
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Turn OFF Internet Security in zscaler
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