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As a language model AI, I do not have the context of the specific codebase or implementation details to accurately diagnose the problem.
However, some possible reasons why the React context may not be functioning correctly with TypeScript include:
Incorrect typings: Make sure the types for the context and the consumers of the context are defined correctly. The context value should have its own type, and the consumer should receive the correct type.
Type inference incompatibility: TypeScript's type inference may not work as expected with some generic types. You may need to explicitly specify the type for some components to avoid type inference errors.
Incorrect render logic: Ensure the correct render logic is used for components consuming the context values. If the context is not being passed down properly, it may cause unexpected behavior.
Dependency injection: In some cases, you may need to use dependency injection to pass the context to components that need it. Make sure the context is being injected correctly.
It's recommended to consult the TypeScript documentation and community for more specific guidance on using context with TypeScript.