Angular CLI cannot find modules that are clearly in workspace
I got this error when I deleted a component and recreated it in the CLI with the same name and folder structure.
ng g component <mycomponentname>
As soon as I did this, the CLI started throwing errors saying that it can't find modules that are clearly there and were left untouched. These are simple classes and services, not NPM packages or third party libraries.
Is there a way that I can build the project completely clean? Or a way to force a fresh cache or something?
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asked Jan 18 at 20:04
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I got this error when I deleted a component and recreated it in the CLI with the same name and folder structure.
ng g component <mycomponentname>
As soon as I did this, the CLI started throwing errors saying that it can't find modules that are clearly there and were left untouched. These are simple classes and services, not NPM packages or third party libraries.
Is there a way that I can build the project completely clean? Or a way to force a fresh cache or something?
angular angular-cli
asked Jan 18 at 20:04
ReedReed
394316
1
add the error please
– Francesco Fortin
Jan 18 at 20:08
is your module containingmycomponentnamestill there?
– ABOS
Jan 18 at 20:11
@ABOS yes and it is properly referenced inapp.module.tsas well
– Reed
Jan 18 at 20:12
you could try to rebuild it withng build --delete-output-path
– thunderhook
Jan 18 at 20:13
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I got this error when I deleted a component and recreated it in the CLI with the same name and folder structure.
ng g component <mycomponentname>
As soon as I did this, the CLI started throwing errors saying that it can't find modules that are clearly there and were left untouched. These are simple classes and services, not NPM packages or third party libraries.
Is there a way that I can build the project completely clean? Or a way to force a fresh cache or something?
angular angular-cli
asked Jan 18 at 20:04
ReedReed
394316
I got this error when I deleted a component and recreated it in the CLI with the same name and folder structure.
ng g component <mycomponentname>
As soon as I did this, the CLI started throwing errors saying that it can't find modules that are clearly there and were left untouched. These are simple classes and services, not NPM packages or third party libraries.
Is there a way that I can build the project completely clean? Or a way to force a fresh cache or something?
angular angular-cli
angular angular-cli
asked Jan 18 at 20:04
ReedReed
394316
asked Jan 18 at 20:04
ReedReed
394316
asked Jan 18 at 20:04
ReedReed
394316
asked Jan 18 at 20:04
ReedReed
394316
asked Jan 18 at 20:04
ReedReed
394316
394316
1
add the error please
– Francesco Fortin
Jan 18 at 20:08
is your module containingmycomponentnamestill there?
– ABOS
Jan 18 at 20:11
@ABOS yes and it is properly referenced inapp.module.tsas well
– Reed
Jan 18 at 20:12
you could try to rebuild it withng build --delete-output-path
– thunderhook
Jan 18 at 20:13
add a comment |
1
add the error please
– Francesco Fortin
Jan 18 at 20:08
is your module containingmycomponentnamestill there?
– ABOS
Jan 18 at 20:11
@ABOS yes and it is properly referenced inapp.module.tsas well
– Reed
Jan 18 at 20:12
you could try to rebuild it withng build --delete-output-path
– thunderhook
Jan 18 at 20:13
1
1
add the error please
– Francesco Fortin
Jan 18 at 20:08
add the error please
– Francesco Fortin
Jan 18 at 20:08
is your module containing
mycomponentname still there?– ABOS
Jan 18 at 20:11
is your module containing
mycomponentname still there?– ABOS
Jan 18 at 20:11
@ABOS yes and it is properly referenced in
app.module.ts as well– Reed
Jan 18 at 20:12
@ABOS yes and it is properly referenced in
app.module.ts as well– Reed
Jan 18 at 20:12
you could try to rebuild it with
ng build --delete-output-path– thunderhook
Jan 18 at 20:13
you could try to rebuild it with
ng build --delete-output-path– thunderhook
Jan 18 at 20:13
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May some import failed, please check app.module.ts
answered Jan 18 at 20:11
Gabor SariGabor Sari
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If you have multiple modules you have to specify which one you're adding the component too. For example:
Ng g c "componentname" --module app
if your module is called app
answered Jan 18 at 20:16
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If you have multiple modules you have to specify which one you're adding the component too. For example:
Ng g c "componentname" --module app
if your module is called app
answered Jan 18 at 20:16
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If you have multiple modules you have to specify which one you're adding the component too. For example:
Ng g c "componentname" --module app
if your module is called app
answered Jan 18 at 20:16
abovetempoabovetempo
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If you have multiple modules you have to specify which one you're adding the component too. For example:
Ng g c "componentname" --module app
if your module is called app
answered Jan 18 at 20:16
abovetempoabovetempo
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If you have multiple modules you have to specify which one you're adding the component too. For example:
Ng g c "componentname" --module app
if your module is called app
answered Jan 18 at 20:16
abovetempoabovetempo
725
answered Jan 18 at 20:16
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answered Jan 18 at 20:16
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add the error please
– Francesco Fortin
Jan 18 at 20:08
is your module containing
mycomponentnamestill there?– ABOS
Jan 18 at 20:11
@ABOS yes and it is properly referenced in
app.module.tsas well– Reed
Jan 18 at 20:12
you could try to rebuild it with
ng build --delete-output-path– thunderhook
Jan 18 at 20:13