Trouble running saved changes

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Question:

I posted about this previously and the problem seemed to have resolved itself, but it keeps happening. Now I can’t fork my own repl either - it seems to load infinitely.

Is there a problem with the replit backend? I am getting errors about out of date certificates and the error below. My changes are not reflected and the save cloud icon seems to be animated infinitely, but when I refresh the page my changes are definitely saved to my scripts.

This issue cropped up and made debugging incredibly frustrating.

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This error also shows up.

Unchecked runtime.lastError: A listener indicated an asynchronous response by returning true, but the message channel closed before a response was received

Repl link:

https://replit.com/@GeorgeSchafer/webUI#scripts/script.js

Screenshots, links, or other helpful context:

script.js from replit editor

import Survey from './survey.js'
import enumTest from './tests/Enum.tst.js'

const elements = {
    wrapper: document.querySelector('#wrapper'),
    header1: document.createElement('h1'),
    headerText: document.createElement('span'),
    survey: new Survey()
}

elements.header1.innerText = 'Mood Tracker';
elements.headerText.innerText = 'This survey uses a four point scale, with 0 as "the floor", the lowest you can feel.';
elements.wrapper.appendChild(elements.header1);
elements.wrapper.appendChild(elements.headerText);
elements.wrapper.appendChild(elements.survey.section);

const test = new enumTest();

console.log(test);

script.js from the webpage

import Survey from './survey.js'
import enumTest from './tests/Enum.tst.js'

const elements = {
    wrapper: document.querySelector('#wrapper'),
    header1: document.createElement('h1'),
    headerText: document.createElement('span'),
    survey: new Survey()
}

elements.header1.innerText = 'Mood Tracker';
elements.headerText.innerText = 'This survey uses a four point scale, with 0 as "the floor", the lowest you can feel.';
elements.wrapper.appendChild(elements.header1);
elements.wrapper.appendChild(elements.headerText);
elements.wrapper.appendChild(elements.survey.section);