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b
@jeffmillies I've been getting this error today, but I found that it's because I'm trying to use a React component. If I have my 
node_modules
directory in the project (even at the root), I will receive this error. If I remove that directory, it will validate. Does anybody know if you can exclude directories automatically, or will I have to manually remove the node_modules directory every time I'm done with a build and want to validate and/or deploy?
a
Fix for this coming next week
b
You're a wonderful human being
e
there's been much discussion about this; you can get around it for now by placing your SDF project in a subdirectory of your full project/repo
^^ also that 🙂
b
is there an issue tracker on this where people have been discussing it? I'd love to watch for that
e
unfortunately no, it's mostly been right here in the sdf channel, but we have limited history to search 😞
a
Unfortunately no 😞 However, we are working on something.. (top secret for now 😛 )
b
nice
@erictgrubaugh I tried creating the SDF project inside a subdirectory, but I'm still running into the issue until or unless I delete the 
node_modules
directory. When I remove it, it then tells me I'm missing my manifest.xml file. I'm using PHPStorm for this (WebStorm), so I'm not use if that makes a difference
a
you should create a folder (let's say "src"), add the project folders inside:
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then open the project in WebStorm by opening from the "src" folder
Then you will be able to deploy from there, only taking what's inside that folder
b
ohhhhh
a
Yes, not ideal..
b
then in a terminal go back a directory
a
That's why there's a fix for next week and also we are adding some enhancements in the backlog to support different project structures in WebStorm
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