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AEM cloud build Issue about htl-maven-plugin
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Hi @AKurtulush
it seems that the htl-maven-plugin is missing a required class org/apache/sling/scripting/sightly/java/compiler/JavaImportsAnalyzer. This could be due to a compatibility issue or a corrupted installation.
1.Clean the Maven repository: Sometimes, corrupted dependencies in the local Maven repository can cause build failures. You can try deleting the contents of the .m2/repository directory in your user home directory and then re-run the build command.
2.Check for conflicting dependencies: It's possible that there are conflicting dependencies in your project's pom.xml file. You can use the Maven Dependency Plugin to analyze the dependency tree and identify any conflicts.
try this command mvn dependency:tree.
3.Java version you are using is compatible with the Maven and the plugin. In your case, Java 11 seems to be installed, which should be compatible. However, you can double-check if there are any specific Java version requirements for the htl-maven-plugin.
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Hi @AKurtulush
it seems that the htl-maven-plugin is missing a required class org/apache/sling/scripting/sightly/java/compiler/JavaImportsAnalyzer. This could be due to a compatibility issue or a corrupted installation.
1.Clean the Maven repository: Sometimes, corrupted dependencies in the local Maven repository can cause build failures. You can try deleting the contents of the .m2/repository directory in your user home directory and then re-run the build command.
2.Check for conflicting dependencies: It's possible that there are conflicting dependencies in your project's pom.xml file. You can use the Maven Dependency Plugin to analyze the dependency tree and identify any conflicts.
try this command mvn dependency:tree.
3.Java version you are using is compatible with the Maven and the plugin. In your case, Java 11 seems to be installed, which should be compatible. However, you can double-check if there are any specific Java version requirements for the htl-maven-plugin.
It seems your HTL is importing a java class (may be a Sling Model) which is not available.
- Please build the core bundle first
- Assure that these imports are available. Best to check via the bundle information in /system/console/bundles/<your bundle>
- Build the apps module which is causing issue.
It should be resolved now. You can even try after building the entire Project once, if apps is built after core & the import is available, the complete build should go through.
Aanchal Sikka
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