Stable patch.
Those are TypeScript errors. You might need to do something like add '!' to assert something is not null.
I mean, yes, i can do that. But that's a hack basically and that's annoying. And it will hide actual null errors when they arise. Problem is that Construct's TypeScript can't deduce types from the code, and null check doesn't do anything, what's the point then?. So because of this I have to go through entirety of my code and add this hacks everywhere to even start the project. Feels like a downgrade for me, not an upgrade.
It's the industry-standard version of TypeScript, it's not "Construct's TypeScript". I think this is just how TypeScript works.