There could be several reasons why the AWS CodeBuild SAM esbuild process is failing. Here are some common causes:
Configuration issues: The build configuration may be incomplete or incompatible with the application code or SAM template.
Dependency issues: The SAM application may have dependencies that are not installed correctly or are outdated.
Compatibility issues: The application may be using components or libraries that are not compatible with the build environment or other dependencies.
Resource limitations: The build environment may not have enough resources to complete the build process, such as memory, CPU, or disk space.
Network issues: The build process may fail due to issues with network connectivity or access to external resources.
To troubleshoot the issue, you can check the build logs and error messages to identify the specific cause of the failure. You can also review the build configuration and dependencies to ensure they are correct and up-to-date. If necessary, you may need to adjust the build environment or resource allocation to ensure a successful build process.
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