This video is exactly what I wanted. Thanks @aanchal-sikka for this.

I created a fresh AEM instance and that solved the issue. Tried restoring to the latest stable segment by running oak-index tool but that corrupted the entire repository.

I followed this article https://medium.com/@toimrank/aem-graphql-b06dd1c28cec to understand about GraphQL but I'm stuck with the following queries. Can someone please help me out with detailed explanation of the following:Where are the graphQL queries stored?What's the URL to graphQL editor for AEM ...

@Pallavi_Shukla_  - I checked the error logs and I am getting SegmentNotFoundException. I tried following this help article : https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-cloud-kcs/kbarticles/KA-19062.html?lang=en but it didn't help.

I'm getting segment exception error when trying to access CrxDe. Can you please advice how to fix this?

@Ritesh_Mittal  - Both these are active.

@Pallavi_Shukla_ - Yes, it does have /crx/server in the server Root Path. Still the crx does not show the repository tree.

Hi @aanchal-sikka , the following steps did not help.- restart AEM : didn't solve the issue- Try by selecting and unselecting "Use absolute URLs" in the OSGi config : didn't solve the issue

I had updated Java version from Java 8 to Java 11 and thereafter restarted the server (after making necessary changes to point it to Java 11). Everything is working fine, except for the crx which is not showing the nodes (the package manager works btw). It keeps on saying : Repository tree could not...

Yes, I do have the dc:description associated with the image. I'll modify my code as per your snippet and check if it works.