Version of Node.js for 25R2

Where are you running the extended build command from? It needs to be from \FrontendSources\screen. Also, as you found, if you run 'build', you need to run 'getmodules' again. Alternatively, run build-dev instead.

HI ​@darylbowman    I am running it from frontendsources.  That is what the t-290 training docs said to to.

I will try it from the screen folder.

Edit:

I ran getmodules from the frontendsources folder.  All set.

Ran npm run build-dev -- ---env screenIds=IC401095 from the screen folder.  I found that I had an extra “-” before env.  If I run it with “--env”, it works.  Note that I use ---env when running it from the frontendsources folder and it works (one time).

Thanks for the answer!

Correct, for build-dev. But not the extended build-dev:

There is a post somewhere on the forum where someone said that there needs to be 3 dashes.  I cannot find it, but I swear I saw it…  :-)

Yes, three dashes, but not before env

I am so tired of beating my head against the wall.  I now have pretty MUI screens.   I created a project to add them to for publishing.  When I click Modern UI Files to add them, the screen is empty.  I was able to add them in 25R1.  

You need to move them from /src/screens/* to /src/development/screens/*. Then they will be available. And I do mean move. Otherwise, they will cause issues.

Dude...how did you find this info?  Is there documentation I don’t know about?  What would I do without you!!!

It’s starting to float around here. I discovered it somewhat by accident when I saved a customization to a folder in 25 R2 that I had added MUI files to in 25 R1.

I created scr/develoment/screens/IC/(my screen ids).  I see them now.  For dev purposes, do I leave them there and edit them there?  Or, do I have to move them back where they were to rebuild them?

Edit:  I think I answered my own question.  I have to move the screens from development back to src/screens to edit and rebuild them.

I either wait to add them to the package until they're finished or just update and publish instead of building. Once you have them published, it won't respect the built files anymore anyway.

If anyone looks to this post for an answer, I meant to flag this one as the answer to my original question.