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Troubleshooting Error Code 1 During npm installation for Sitecore Habitat

In my previous blog, I shared a comprehensive, step-by-step guide on installing Habitat. During my installation process, I encountered an Error Code 1 while installing npm for Habitat as you can see in above image. In this new blog post, I'll delve into the root cause of this issue and detail the steps I took to successfully resolve it.

Cause : 

The culprit behind Error Code 1 was the version of gulp-sass specified in the package.json file.




Solution :

  • Afterward, I updated the gulp-sass value in the package.json file with this new version. 

  • Then, I opened Windows PowerShell as an administrator and re-executed the "npm install" command.

  • The "node_modules" folder was successfully added to the directory.

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