Add FAQ section for 'Cannot find module @strapi/XXX' build error#2116
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Add FAQ section for 'Cannot find module @strapi/XXX' build error#2116
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… error A new section is added to the FAQ providing detailed guidance on how to fix the build error `Error: Cannot find module @strapi/XXX`. It provides solutions based on different package managers, specifically npm/pnpm and yarn, along with links to the official documentation.
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It should be fine with v5 only for now. |
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Co-authored-by: Ben Irvin <ben@innerdvations.com>
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A new section is added to the FAQ providing detailed guidance on how to fix the build error
Error: Cannot find module @strapi/XXX.It provides solutions based on different package managers, specifically hoisting configuration with npm/pnpm and yarn, along with links to the official documentation.