I can see the file imports styles from './index.module.scss' on line 13 and uses it on line 374 for classNames. The SCSS file exists but v0 doesn't support SCSS modules. I need to check what the SCSS file contains and replace it with inline styles or remove it:

The SCSS file just removes padding from the antd modal content. Since antd Modal has a styles prop that can set content styles directly, I can remove the SCSS import and use that instead:

I removed the SCSS module import and replaced it with antd Modal's built-in styles prop to set padding: 0 on the modal content. This achieves the same styling without requiring SCSS support in the v0 runtime.

The issue is that geist/font/sans and geist/font/mono imports are failing in the v0 runtime. I need to remove these font imports and use system fonts instead, updating both layout.tsx and globals.css:

I removed the problematic Geist font imports from layout.tsx and updated globals.css to use high-quality system font stacks instead. The app now uses native system fonts (SF Pro on macOS, Segoe UI on Windows, etc.) which are already installed and provide excellent typography without requiring any external font loading that fails in the v0 runtime.

The debug logs only show the Geist font errors, which I've already fixed. The new error e is not an Object. (evaluating '"$$typeof"in e') suggests that a React component is receiving undefined or null where it expects a valid React element or object. This is likely the same issue from before with the Badge component in index-page.tsx. Let me check if that was properly fixed:

Found it! The getStatusBadgeClass function still returns undefined for DRAFT and FINISHED statuses. This undefined value is being passed to the Badge component's className prop, causing the React error. I need to change these to return empty strings instead:

I fixed the React error by changing getStatusBadgeClass() to return empty strings ("") instead of undefined for DRAFT and FINISHED statuses. React components cannot handle undefined as a className prop, which was causing the "$$typeof" in e error when React tried to validate the props object.

The debug logs don't show the specific location of the error. Let me search for potential issues with conditional rendering and component returns that might be causing undefined values:

I see the edit-page is importing antd components (Spin, Flex, LoadingOutlined) which we previously determined don't work in v0. This is likely causing the React error. Let me replace these with native components:

I replaced the antd Spin and LoadingOutlined components with the native Spinner component from the UI library. The antd components were causing the React error because they don't work properly in the v0 runtime, resulting in undefined values being passed where React elements were expected.

The subscription modal still uses antd Modal and Spin components. I need to replace them with native Dialog and Spinner components to eliminate the antd dependency completely:

No more antd imports are found in the codebase. Now I can safely remove the antd dependencies from package.json:

I successfully removed all Ant Design dependencies (antd, @ant-design/icons, and sass) from package.json. The subscription modal now uses native Radix Dialog and Spinner components, and the edit page uses the native Spinner component. This eliminates the "@ant-design/colors" import error that was preventing the app from loading properly in the v0 runtime.