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Syntax Error opening Rules Editor

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Hi,

 

Using AEM 6.5 on CentOS.

 

I have a working form with a single field and button and some labels. I saved it, promoted it to pub. Works fine.

I committed my changes to githhub (via repo tool). This has worked fine for 2 months now.

 

My computer rebooted (blue screen), which made auth unusable. I rebuilt auth, deployed my packages to the new auth.

Now when I open the rules editor, I get the attached. (It won't open).

 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bjo1flxIK2-B_SNGW17Gme4OOe2XDSz9/view?usp=sharing

 

Suggestions?

 

I debugged ExpressionEditorServiceImpl, and the file it's trying to parse is a JS in our app which has always worked and hasn't changed in weeks.

 

Suggestions?

Joel

 

 

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Employee Advisor

@JoelLucuik  Do you have correct forms add-on package deployed after rebuild?

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Yup. Been working successfully with this for a while now. adobe-aemfd-linux-pkg-6.0.122. aem-service-pkg-6.5.3.zip

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I think (maybe) the repos is corrupted for some reason. I still have a working pub. Going to try migrating my changes piece by piece. Starting to consider JCR in a relational db to avoid the disk based JCR.

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Thank you regardless. This is quite frustrating.

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Employee Advisor
@ JoelLucuik please test on pub and let me know how it goes.

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Employee Advisor
@JoelLucuik it's good to validate any error in browser console as rule editor is loaded on click event may be something is breaking at JS

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Have you had issues with repo and JS (getting JS from JCR into Linux), then github? Would you suggest using packages rather than repo?

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@JoelLucuik I use brackets to work with package directly and then sending it to GIT.

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The problem was (a,b) => syntax in JS. Pub supports it fine. Auth doesn't. Moved to sort with function(a,b). Bogus

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Can we get a fix for this? If pub can handle it, why can't auth?