We’ve set up a development environment and configured a pipeline to connect the Adobe repository to it. However, before cloning the repository or making any changes to it, I tried starting the pipeline—and it failed. What could be the possible reasons for this failure?
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Hi @RebinR1 ,
Could you provide more details? Was your build successful locally? At which step did the pipeline fail? You can download the logs from the pipeline to check for errors.
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Hi @RebinR1,
Have you checked if your Git Repository is empty? Most probably:
If your Adobe Git repo is empty or lacks required files (pom.xml
, ui.apps
, ui.content
, etc.), the build step will fail.
Cloud Manager expects a Maven project structure and necessary AEM module folders.
Try cloning the Adobe repository and verify if everything is in place as required, also, worth to validate that your pipeline is mapped to the correct environment.
Appreciate if you provide the exact error message or log you see when the pipeline fails.
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Hi @RebinR1
Product Functional Tests are managed by Adobe. If they’re failing, it’s best to raise a support ticket with Adobe. That said, these tests can sometimes fail due to odd or temporary conditions, but often pass when you rerun the pipeline. Have you noticed this happening consistently?
Learn more here: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/implementing/usi...
Hope this helps
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