why my suitescript show

MODULE_DOES_NOT_EXIST

error suddenly without any code changes

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MODULE_DOES_NOT_EXIST

error in SuiteScript can occur due to a few reasons: 1. Usage of SuiteScript modules outside of entry points: SuiteScript modules should not be used outside of the main functions. If you are trying to do a

const

outside of the main functions and call a runtime, you might encounter this error. 2. Importing a custom module: If your script imports a custom module, it might raise this error even if you haven't made any changes to the code. Sometimes, developers get around this by updating files using SuiteTalk, RESTlet, or IDE plugins. They create the script record with source code that NetSuite doesn't complain about, and then update the source code using methods where NetSuite doesn't check for this error. 3. Updating scripts via file cabinet: If you are using copy and paste to update your script via the file cabinet, NetSuite might block you and show this error. However, if you use SuiteCloud Development Framework (SDF) to push, you can bypass it. Please review your code and ensure that you are not using SuiteScript modules outside of the main functions, and that you are not importing a custom module that might be causing this error. If you are updating your scripts via the file cabinet, consider using SDF or other methods to bypass this error.