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Repository Modernizer error

  • December 24, 2020
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Hi Team,

 

I am running Repository Modernizer as referred here: https://github.com/adobe/aem-cloud-service-source-migration/tree/master/packages/repository-modernizer

 

My source maven project is of archetype 19 and getting below error:

********** Executing Repository Modernizer ********** Restructuring Repository.. node_modules\@adobe\aem-cs-source-migration-repository-modernizerbasePath Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, stat 'node_modules\@adobe\aem-cs-source-migration-repository-modernizer\resources\all' Code: ENOENT


Has anyone came across this error?

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Best answer by davidjgonzalezzzz

Try version 0.0.8+ of the repo modernizer plugin.

 

The prior version exhibited this symptom, and the way to work around it was to perform a non-global install of @61380\aem-cs-source-migration-repository-modernizer in the same folder in which you're running the aio plugin from.

 

Ex.

$ cd project-to-modernize

$ npm i @61380\aem-cs-source-migration-repository-modernizer

 

But that said, that was fixed in v0.0.8 so just upgrade to the latest version and you should be set.

5 replies

December 24, 2020

As this is a node JS error which means File does not exists.

Can you check once if in below path all folder exists or not, all folder contains one pom.xml and src folder.

'node_modules\@adobe\aem-cs-source-migration-repository-modernizer\resources\all'

 

Regards

Praveen

sravs508Author
December 24, 2020
i do have the path
shelly-goel
Adobe Employee
Adobe Employee
December 24, 2020

@sravs508 

Try running npm update and also check config.yaml is well formed.

If this doesn't help, you could try re-installing node and npm.

January 6, 2021

I am getting the same issue. Are you able to find the solution to this?

sravs508Author
January 6, 2021

Yes, instead of running the unified tool, i followed these steps mentioned here: https://github.com/adobe/aem-cloud-service-source-migration/tree/master/packages/repository-modernizer

davidjgonzalezzzzAdobe EmployeeAccepted solution
Adobe Employee
February 6, 2021

Try version 0.0.8+ of the repo modernizer plugin.

 

The prior version exhibited this symptom, and the way to work around it was to perform a non-global install of @61380\aem-cs-source-migration-repository-modernizer in the same folder in which you're running the aio plugin from.

 

Ex.

$ cd project-to-modernize

$ npm i @61380\aem-cs-source-migration-repository-modernizer

 

But that said, that was fixed in v0.0.8 so just upgrade to the latest version and you should be set.