Running application showing No such file or directory
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I am just getting started with codenvy. In codenvy.io i created a workspace with nodejs ubuntu stack. and then I created a project by importing from github (example MEAN2 stack). the problem is when I created a run command and running the application causes following error
/bin/bash: line 0: cd: /projects/exampleapp
: No such file or directory
node_modules appears empty, you may need to run npm install
but when I run manually by cd into project and npm start in the terminal successfully running the application but not generating the preview URL
here is the run command that I created name: newCustom command: cd /projects/exampleapp npm start applyto: exampleapp->yes preview url: http://${server.port.4200}
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I had the same issue. Putting a semicolon after the cd command resolved it (cd /projects/exampleapp;)
closing issue as it is too old…