Received an error message saying "Module 'src/environments/environment' cannot be found" when attempting to execute the ng e2e command

Just starting with Angular and Typescript, I attempted to run e2e testing on my Angular project using the "ng e2e" command, but encountered an error that reads:

E/launcher - Error: Error: Cannot find module 'src/environments/environment'

I searched through related posts on SO for a solution, but none of them seemed to work or provide an answer. I tried adjusting the relative path of the import to "../environments/environment" and "../../environments/environment," but the issue persisted.

Even moving the environments folder into the e2e/src directory did not solve the problem.

Could this be due to the presence of 2 src folders?

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

The error is specifically pointing to my app.e2e-spec.ts file, which you can see blurred in the screenshot below (for privacy):

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In my app.e2e-spec.ts file, the environment import resolves properly:

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Here's the simplified structure of my project:

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angulartypescriptenvironment-variablese2e-testing

Answer №1

I realized that I had been utilizing the incorrect directory path all along, and it was @EmptyBrain who brought this to my attention.

Therefore, the correct import path should have been:

./../src/environments/environment

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