You are already using AEM Mocks, so there are many mock objects/statements which you don't really need (session, page, request, response, page etc.)Most of these you can just get from the AEM context. For e.g you can remove the mock request and mock response and instead can directly rely on context....

Could you please mark my answer as the correct one then. Thanks

If you have an adobe id, you can download it from Adobe's software distribution https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-cloud/software-distribution/home 

You might be getting some errors in your error.log. Please check those and share if possible. You can also try to create a completely new dam folder outside your project, apply your newly created processing profile on it and try uploading an asset there to see if it works there. 

Few points to cross check :Check SDK version dependency in your project. Best to keep it same as that of your target deployment instance.You will have to cross check the dependencies which you have added in your project for the problematic packages. For that, you can go to depfinder (/system/console...

Check this https://www.albinsblog.com/2021/10/microsoft-translator-service-issue-aem.html It might help. While creating the account, it suggests that region should be selected as global. You can try it out

Same issue has a solution here https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager/query-builder-with-multiple-paths-sort-order-seems-incorrect/m-p/581706 maybe you can check once.

Though I have not worked with HTMX, but HTL itself is a templating language and essentially can handle anything that runs on a browser. So, I don't see an issue in what you are trying to achieve, but I don't see any major benefit either. You can always run logic on server side and can process them a...

Short answer is yes, you can define it at any level. Essentially you can even have different configuration for different hierarchies. You just have to point the sling:configRef to the right location (where your actual CA configs will be available, generally located under /conf). You may also want to...

Can you try this once aio cloudmanager:execution:get-step-log <YOUR_PIPELINE_ID> <YOUR_EXECUTION_ID> codeQuality -f sonarLogFileor with the alias aio cloudmanager:get-execution-step-log <YOUR_PIPELINE_ID> <YOUR_EXECUTION_ID> codeQuality -f sonarLogFileReference : https://github.com/adobe/aio-cli-plu...