Hi @harpreet_ahluwa - sorry I was using a pre-release version of the app plugin which is yet to be included in the aio-cli core packages. But you could try it today by installing the new app plugin version `aio plugins install @Deleted Account/aio-cli-plugin-app@4.0.0` (but remember to uninstall it ...

Hi @Urs_Boller - thanks for reporting the issue. I could reproduce it and open an issue here: https://github.com/adobe/aio-lib-files/issues/62. The team is aware and will verify it.

Hi @oliverf82757722 - in addition to what Urs said (setting require-adobe-auth to false to avoid the token check for webhook), there is a simple way to give some security to your webhook (though not as secure as require-adobe-auth), that you could add `require-whisk-auth: some-password` to your acti...

@harpreet_ahluwa- could you share the background what you are trying to achieve with the button click event? If it is for page navigation, why don't you leverage the Sidebar component already available with the template (see screenshot)?

Hi @Nikhil-Kumar - for future CIF questions you're invited to post them in the AEM forum to receive more direct support from the AEM community: https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager/ct-p/adobe-experience-manager-community.

Hi Urs - Thanks for reporting this. I could reproduce this error and created a Github issue for it: https://github.com/adobe/aio-lib-runtime/issues/9. The team is discussing on a solution to fix it.

Hi Urs - you could try to get the list of triggers and rules being deployed in your namespace, as well as getting details of each of them for troubleshooting. Getting list with `aio rt trigger list` and details with `aio rt trigger get triggerID`. Same syntax for `rule`.For each interval, the first ...

Hi @harpreet_ahluwa - in the latest CLI release we enhanced the web UI template with react router. Please update your CLI `npm install -g @adobe/aio-cli` and try creating a new app with web assets.

Hi @Urs_Boller , it is possible to use aio-lib-state and aio-lib-files in the UI components in `web-src/`, same as any nodejs code. However it does not have the built-in authentication like in the backend action which leverages the namespace credentials to obtain access tokens to State and Files. Yo...

Thanks for confirming, Urs. Great to hear!