The error message you’ve encountered is specific to Next.js, a popular React framework. It seems like there is a problem in the project setup, and it’s trying to resolve the file ‘_error.js’ which is a standard file used for handling errors in Next.js.
To resolve this issue, you can try the following steps:
- Check File Paths: Ensure that you don’t have any incorrect or broken file paths in your project. The error message suggests that it’s having trouble resolving a path to ‘_error.js’. Look in your code for any references to this file and ensure the path is correct.
- Update Dependencies: Sometimes, this kind of issue can be resolved by updating your project’s dependencies. Run the following commands in your project directory:e
npm updateoryarn upgrade
- Clear Cache: Clear the Node.js module cache to ensure that you’re not working with any corrupted cached files. Run the following command
npm start -- --no-cache - Check for Typos: Carefully check your code for any typographical errors or incorrect references in import statements. Sometimes a simple typo can lead to such issues.
- Rebuild Your Project: If you’ve tried all of the above and the issue persists, consider deleting your
node_modulesdirectory andpackage-lock.json(oryarn.lock) file, and then reinstall your project dependencies:bashrm -rf node_modules package-lock.json npm install