SFDX CLI - Locked with an active writer?
I'm getting the following error when trying to access the sfdx command :
Does any one know what's happening ?
I can't find anything here nor on the internet..
I tried re-installing the CLI + rebooting my PC, but it still persists.
EDIT : I tried sfdx update -->
salesforcedx cli
asked Feb 21 at 14:09
Alexis MASSONAlexis MASSON
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I'm getting the following error when trying to access the sfdx command :
Does any one know what's happening ?
I can't find anything here nor on the internet..
I tried re-installing the CLI + rebooting my PC, but it still persists.
EDIT : I tried sfdx update -->
salesforcedx cli
asked Feb 21 at 14:09
Alexis MASSONAlexis MASSON
34613
1
Looks like an update operation failed or got stuck and didn't remove its lock file. If you manually deleteupdate.lockin the directory shown, does the issue resolve?
– David Reed
Feb 21 at 14:10
I'll try and edit this comment, I edited my post with a screenshot of "sfdx update" test ! Thanks ;)
– Alexis MASSON
Feb 21 at 14:16
Well ! It seems to work, thanks ;) Quick and efficient !
– Alexis MASSON
Feb 21 at 14:18
1
@AlexisMASSON You should mark David's answer as accepted.
– Jayant Das
Feb 21 at 15:22
Sorry, didn't see it, working on my project : just did it !
– Alexis MASSON
Feb 21 at 16:55
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I'm getting the following error when trying to access the sfdx command :
Does any one know what's happening ?
I can't find anything here nor on the internet..
I tried re-installing the CLI + rebooting my PC, but it still persists.
EDIT : I tried sfdx update -->
salesforcedx cli
asked Feb 21 at 14:09
Alexis MASSONAlexis MASSON
34613
I'm getting the following error when trying to access the sfdx command :
Does any one know what's happening ?
I can't find anything here nor on the internet..
I tried re-installing the CLI + rebooting my PC, but it still persists.
EDIT : I tried sfdx update -->
salesforcedx cli
salesforcedx cli
asked Feb 21 at 14:09
Alexis MASSONAlexis MASSON
34613
asked Feb 21 at 14:09
Alexis MASSONAlexis MASSON
34613
edited Feb 21 at 14:17
Alexis MASSON
asked Feb 21 at 14:09
Alexis MASSONAlexis MASSON
34613
asked Feb 21 at 14:09
Alexis MASSONAlexis MASSON
34613
asked Feb 21 at 14:09
Alexis MASSONAlexis MASSON
34613
34613
1
Looks like an update operation failed or got stuck and didn't remove its lock file. If you manually deleteupdate.lockin the directory shown, does the issue resolve?
– David Reed
Feb 21 at 14:10
I'll try and edit this comment, I edited my post with a screenshot of "sfdx update" test ! Thanks ;)
– Alexis MASSON
Feb 21 at 14:16
Well ! It seems to work, thanks ;) Quick and efficient !
– Alexis MASSON
Feb 21 at 14:18
1
@AlexisMASSON You should mark David's answer as accepted.
– Jayant Das
Feb 21 at 15:22
Sorry, didn't see it, working on my project : just did it !
– Alexis MASSON
Feb 21 at 16:55
add a comment |
1
Looks like an update operation failed or got stuck and didn't remove its lock file. If you manually deleteupdate.lockin the directory shown, does the issue resolve?
– David Reed
Feb 21 at 14:10
I'll try and edit this comment, I edited my post with a screenshot of "sfdx update" test ! Thanks ;)
– Alexis MASSON
Feb 21 at 14:16
Well ! It seems to work, thanks ;) Quick and efficient !
– Alexis MASSON
Feb 21 at 14:18
1
@AlexisMASSON You should mark David's answer as accepted.
– Jayant Das
Feb 21 at 15:22
Sorry, didn't see it, working on my project : just did it !
– Alexis MASSON
Feb 21 at 16:55
1
1
Looks like an update operation failed or got stuck and didn't remove its lock file. If you manually delete
update.lock in the directory shown, does the issue resolve?– David Reed
Feb 21 at 14:10
Looks like an update operation failed or got stuck and didn't remove its lock file. If you manually delete
update.lock in the directory shown, does the issue resolve?– David Reed
Feb 21 at 14:10
I'll try and edit this comment, I edited my post with a screenshot of "sfdx update" test ! Thanks ;)
– Alexis MASSON
Feb 21 at 14:16
I'll try and edit this comment, I edited my post with a screenshot of "sfdx update" test ! Thanks ;)
– Alexis MASSON
Feb 21 at 14:16
Well ! It seems to work, thanks ;) Quick and efficient !
– Alexis MASSON
Feb 21 at 14:18
Well ! It seems to work, thanks ;) Quick and efficient !
– Alexis MASSON
Feb 21 at 14:18
1
1
@AlexisMASSON You should mark David's answer as accepted.
– Jayant Das
Feb 21 at 15:22
@AlexisMASSON You should mark David's answer as accepted.
– Jayant Das
Feb 21 at 15:22
Sorry, didn't see it, working on my project : just did it !
– Alexis MASSON
Feb 21 at 16:55
Sorry, didn't see it, working on my project : just did it !
– Alexis MASSON
Feb 21 at 16:55
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Sometimes processes fail unexpectedly and leave behind lock files. In most cases you should be able to manually remove the file by navigating to your local AppData folder (the file will live elsewhere on other operating systems) and deleting it from your file manager.
Sounds like you've been able to resolve this issue just by removing update.lock.
answered Feb 21 at 14:20
David ReedDavid Reed
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Sometimes processes fail unexpectedly and leave behind lock files. In most cases you should be able to manually remove the file by navigating to your local AppData folder (the file will live elsewhere on other operating systems) and deleting it from your file manager.
Sounds like you've been able to resolve this issue just by removing update.lock.
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Sometimes processes fail unexpectedly and leave behind lock files. In most cases you should be able to manually remove the file by navigating to your local AppData folder (the file will live elsewhere on other operating systems) and deleting it from your file manager.
Sounds like you've been able to resolve this issue just by removing update.lock.
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Sometimes processes fail unexpectedly and leave behind lock files. In most cases you should be able to manually remove the file by navigating to your local AppData folder (the file will live elsewhere on other operating systems) and deleting it from your file manager.
Sounds like you've been able to resolve this issue just by removing update.lock.
answered Feb 21 at 14:20
David ReedDavid Reed
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Sometimes processes fail unexpectedly and leave behind lock files. In most cases you should be able to manually remove the file by navigating to your local AppData folder (the file will live elsewhere on other operating systems) and deleting it from your file manager.
Sounds like you've been able to resolve this issue just by removing update.lock.
answered Feb 21 at 14:20
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Looks like an update operation failed or got stuck and didn't remove its lock file. If you manually delete
update.lockin the directory shown, does the issue resolve?– David Reed
Feb 21 at 14:10
I'll try and edit this comment, I edited my post with a screenshot of "sfdx update" test ! Thanks ;)
– Alexis MASSON
Feb 21 at 14:16
Well ! It seems to work, thanks ;) Quick and efficient !
– Alexis MASSON
Feb 21 at 14:18
1
@AlexisMASSON You should mark David's answer as accepted.
– Jayant Das
Feb 21 at 15:22
Sorry, didn't see it, working on my project : just did it !
– Alexis MASSON
Feb 21 at 16:55