Project Igi Cd Not Found
Brayan Jacobsen
I had the same issue and the problem was because of the space in the directory name. I could see on the Desktop there was no space in the directory name, but in Finder, there was a space in the name. After closing out of XCode and then renaming the folder to have no spaces the issue was solved and 'pod init' worked fine.
Everything seemed to run as expected at first with react-native run-ios...I copied over some react-native files from another project, got some dependency errors, fixed them with npm install, and then I restarted my MacBook. After I booted up again, I ran react-native run-ios and got errors about not being able to launch the iPhone 6 simulator. I couldn't find a fix, so I decided to determine if it was my code or if it was xcode or what. So I went to my main projects directory and started a new react-native project, referencing the link I posted above. After everything installed, I did react-native run-ios again and boom, everything worked fine.
So then I closed xcode, the simulator and the terminal that runs upon starting react-native. I went back to my first project and ran react-native run-ios. boom it's working again, except this strange error error Could not find the following native modules: RNKeychain, RNVectorIcons. Did you forget to run "pod install" ?. I installed cocoapods via brew the first time around, I tried pod install but it complains about no xcode file or something. I've tried pod init, but it tells me No Xcode project found, please specify one. I ran pod setup, no error...seemed to do nothing? I guess it's working because now my simulator is running again.
Maybe I'll just remove the react-native-keychain and react-native-vectoricons npm packages from my package.json and see if it goes away. I don't really understand what coca pods is or why I need it. I'm thinking maybe you should take some time to update xcode, delete node_modules folder and run npm install again, spin up a new react-native project and if it works close xocde, simulator and the terminal and then try to go run your project again.
I am using Katalon Studio 7.0.5. When I open an existing project I am getting no project found. I tried installing Katalon studio again and also tried cloning the project again in local but still, I am getting No Project Found.
I have attached the log file.log.txt (8.2 KB)
log.txt (8.2 KB)
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This error usually comes when you try to clone a remote repository. The probable reason is that your remote repository is not in the structure of the UiPath project or we can say the project.json is not present in the root folder.
You can read more on this topic at the following link: -Align-articles/Syncing-the-Team-Field-Between-Jira-Software-and-Jira-Align/ba-p/1253507
To resolve this error message we would check the filter share of the integrated board in Jira. According to the best practices, there should be only one integrated project for a team board. You can check it in the board setting (Open the board -> three dots in the upper right corner -> Board Settings -> Shares section). The error will resolve itself after setting the board's filter share to include its parent project after the completion of the next automated board sync via the connector.
I had a huge "ah hah" light bulb moment when you explained this to me on a call. It finally made sense why an Atlassian/Jira Align best practice for integrating Jira with Jira Align is to have one team per Jira project, since it allows all of the Jira backlog issues on a team board to sync over to Jira Align and show in the proper team backlog.
Most of my prior client implementations involved a single Jira project per program/Agile Release Train. This configuration allows for all program work to map to one Jira project and makes syncing features created in Jira Align to Jira easy, because there is no confusion as to which Jira project to select in the Jira Align feature creation screen - it's a simple 1-to-1 mapping. The downside (in the cases where we couldn't/didn't implement Custom Team Field Mapping Team Sync as described in the article you reference above) is that all the stories in Jira not assigned to a sprint came over in the unassigned backlog.
Of course, there is always a trade-off. The trade-off in implementing a mapping of one team per project is that assigning features from Jira Align to Jira projects gets more complicated. Instead of a simple 1-to-1 mapping between Jira Align programs and Jira projects, you now have a one-to-many, because every Jira Align program is now mapped to n+1 Jira projects, where n is the number of teams in the program and the +1 is for the program-level Jira project dedicated to the program features (Jira epics). [NOTE: Part of the best practice for implementing SAFe with Jira Align and Jira, as I understand it, is to create program-level project in Jira that is home to all features (Jira epics) for the program. The team-level projects contain no Jira epics, only stories, defects, sub-tasks, and other story-level objects (ex: spikes).]
If an organization is starting out in Jira (or doesn't have good Jira discipline, which I've found is most cases), then I definitely recommend the one team per project approach, as long as Jira admin rights are locked down so all project workflows, issue types, and create/update templates remain in sync on a standard that works with Jira Align. Otherwise, we start playing whack-a-mole tracking down errors and issues caused by teams changing fields on templates, changing workflows, and adding unmapped issue types.
Speaking of whack-a-mole, one last share on this subject. We had a situation with a client where there were multiple teams mapped to Jira Align who shared a common Jira project. We had an issue where a lot of issues appeared to be "randomly" assigned to the wrong team in Jira Align. The ultimate root cause of the issue was that two teams (call them Alpha and Bravo) had the proper board configuration with filter share including the Jira project while the other teams (call them Charlie and Delta) did not. All of the stories in any of the teams' Jira Backlogs (not assigned to a sprint) were being assigned in Jira Align to the first team mapped to Jira Align with a proper board configuration, which happened to be Alpha.
We finally resolved this situation by moving all four teams to their own projects, but an alternative approach, if the teams had good Jira discipline would have been to use the Jira Align Custom Team Field Mapping Team Sync functionality. We didn't go this route because then we would have had programs that were a hybrid configuration - neither:
Instead, we would have a combination of some teams sharing Jira projects and some teams having their own Jira projects. This would have been a longer term training, administration (Jira and Jira Align), and maintenance headache for the client.
When setting up the Filter Share as @Tim Keyes noted above, make sure you give it "View" rather than "Edit" access. We have noticed that when you give it "Edit" access, you will receive the No Project Found error but if you change it to "View" access the error will typically clear.
I had a project I was working on in ArcGIS Pro earlier today in which I had a toolbox with a few models, a script, and FME tools. A few minutes after having closed out Pro, I re-opened it and tried to open the project from the "Recent Projects" link. I then got a "Project not found" error with the message (attachment included), "Sorry, we couldn't find your project. Do you want to remove the project shortcut from your list of recent projects?" Instead of removing it I navigated to the project in Windows Explorer and found the .aprx to be missing along with the toolbox in which I had been doing work. I had searched about this problem a year or two ago (a coworker experienced this problem) and was able to find that a couple people had run into this before, but searching now seems to bring no results. I wanted to ask you all - have you had this problem of ArcGIS Pro disappearing projects before and were you able to recover your projects without restoring previous versions of the project's parent folder? I have spent a long time working on this project and would like to avoid having to start even from a recovery point.
EDIT: Please post here if you have had this problem too! There does not seem to be a solution at this point, but the more people that can share their experiences having this problem the more likely we are to be able to find out where this problem is stemming.
Thank you for getting back so quickly! I was working with a project saved on a shared network drive using its UNC path. I am not sure I follow your last question - I do have mapped network drives in Windows Explorer but sometimes I just type the direct path - does that answer it?
Basically, have you used File Explorer (window file managment) to search for the aprx. If it exists the aprx should be able to be located. If it was saved, it had to be saved somewhere. As for network locations, I presume that those can still be accessed. I know you restarted Pro, but maybe a swift reboot might be in order as well
Oh, yes I did us FE to search for it, without success. To add, I created the project last week and had saved/closed/opened it several times before today so it should have saved to the same location. Unfortunately I will have to try restarting later today as I am using Pro on my GIS Server.
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