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The remote module has not been cached locally

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Hello, I have been trying out Deno a bit, but I always have this same error in my .ts file. The remote module "https://deno.land/std/async/delay.ts" has not been cached locally ts(10002)

But the file IS cached locally, it doesn’t get downloaded again when I start the file, but it still always shows me this error. This is really annoying, and I can’t seem to find a way to fix it.

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Created 3 years ago
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cawoodmcommented, Oct 9, 2021

What is Deno trying to tell us here? That it has not downloaded a dependency? Well download it or be quiet… It’s no a code/syntax error.

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futurechallengercommented, May 27, 2021

Here’s how I solved this problem:

cache the file by executing command deno info your_url.ts
cmd+shift+p, reload window

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