I've encountered this couple of times, if you're running into dependency or runtime issues and everyone on your team isn't facing the same issue, here's a clean way to reset your local setup based on the latest branch that everyone has:

1. Copy the latest package.json from your base branch on GitHub

Go to the repo directory on the development branch and copy the full content of the package.json file.

2. Replace it with your local package.json

On your local environment (the one facing issues), replace the contents of your current package.json with the one you just copied from the repo.

3. Repeat the same for pnpm-lock.yaml

Copy the full content of pnpm-lock.yaml from the repo and replace your local copy with it.

✅ Tip: Make sure you fully overwrite both files, don’t merge manually.

4. Install fresh dependencies

In your local project directory, run a fresh install:

pnpm install 

This will install the exact dependency versions as defined in the lock file and ensure consistency.

Why this works

Doing this ensures that you're using the exact same dependencies and versions as defined in the development branch, avoiding any mismatch errors caused by outdated or mismatched packages.

This has always work for my case.

Let me know if you hit any issues during the process!