Railway Deployment #977a7a fix: remove unused useMe import - #4
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Problem
The Dockerfile build fails at the
web-builderstage becausetsc -bexits with code 2. TypeScript reportserror TS6133: 'useMe' is declared but its value is never readfor the unused import inweb/src/pages/Artifact.tsx. Theweb/tsconfig.app.jsonhas"noUnusedLocals": true, which treats this as a hard error.Solution
Removed the unused
import { useMe } from "../auth"line fromweb/src/pages/Artifact.tsx. The hook is never called anywhere in the file, so the import is safe to delete. This eliminates the TS6133 error and allowstsc -band the subsequent Vite build to complete successfully.Changes
web/src/pages/Artifact.tsxContext
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