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Not able to create a new project #118

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sameerkumarm opened this issue Mar 14, 2018 · 8 comments
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Not able to create a new project #118

sameerkumarm opened this issue Mar 14, 2018 · 8 comments

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@sameerkumarm
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While trying to create a new project I am facing the below issue

Searching for global Angular CLI...

The 'C:/Users/xxxx/AppData/Roaming/npm/ng.cmd' is not a ng file.

@angelozerr
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Which version of angular eclipse are you using?

@ShaneCoder
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I am seeing the same issue. Just upgraded to Oxygen.3 Release (4.7.3)

@ShaneCoder
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Oops, Angular2 Eclipse 1.3.0.201707082320

@martinwalke
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Have the same problem.
Using Eclipse 4.7.1a (Oxygen 1a), Angular2 1.3.0.201707082320

If you tell it to install locally (rather than use the global one, which is installed) then it seems fine.

@martinwalke
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martinwalke commented Apr 4, 2018

Hmmm. may have spoken too soon!

Attached is the output on the terminal which appears to be fine until it wants to create the project files but doesn't. In fact, it doesn't seem to do a lot!!!

Seeing as this is my first use of Angular2 (or even JS), are there any tutorials that use Eclipse and the Angular2 plugin - not JS or AngularIDE?

I can use "ng new xxx" in the terminal window but surely it should be integrated into Eclipse?

Any clues would be really helpful.

TIA

eclipse_angular.log

@manhbui21
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Is this still not fixed?

@sstGryphon
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Just tried with the 1.4.0 SNAPSHOT. Same problem. It will not identify the global installation of the angular CLI

@ArnauAregall
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Maybe this sounds obvious or Eclipse just handles/transforms it automatically, but the path of the ng file is with slashes (/), and not backslashes () as Windows requires... @angelozerr

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