The max apiVersion is 44.0 error
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Trying to work through the Quick Start: Lightning Web Components trailhead and getting the following error while running command:
force:org:create -f config/project-scratch-def.json --setalias HelloWorldLightningWebComponent --durationdays 30 --setdefaultusername
ERROR: The configured apiVersion 45.0 is not supported for this org. The max apiVersion is 44.0.
I did not set up a new dev hub environment, but rather enabled devhub in my old dev environment.
Tried updating sfdx-project.json to include "sourceApiVersion": "44.0". but no luck.
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Trying to work through the Quick Start: Lightning Web Components trailhead and getting the following error while running command:
force:org:create -f config/project-scratch-def.json --setalias HelloWorldLightningWebComponent --durationdays 30 --setdefaultusername
ERROR: The configured apiVersion 45.0 is not supported for this org. The max apiVersion is 44.0.
I did not set up a new dev hub environment, but rather enabled devhub in my old dev environment.
Tried updating sfdx-project.json to include "sourceApiVersion": "44.0". but no luck.
trailhead vs-code
edited Dec 13 at 18:58
Jayant Das
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asked Dec 13 at 16:44
Art S
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The Spring '19 pre-release signup is now live. Updated the link in the answer.
– Jayant Das
Dec 13 at 17:13
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Trying to work through the Quick Start: Lightning Web Components trailhead and getting the following error while running command:
force:org:create -f config/project-scratch-def.json --setalias HelloWorldLightningWebComponent --durationdays 30 --setdefaultusername
ERROR: The configured apiVersion 45.0 is not supported for this org. The max apiVersion is 44.0.
I did not set up a new dev hub environment, but rather enabled devhub in my old dev environment.
Tried updating sfdx-project.json to include "sourceApiVersion": "44.0". but no luck.
trailhead vs-code
edited Dec 13 at 18:58
Jayant Das
11.7k2523
asked Dec 13 at 16:44
Art S
134
Trying to work through the Quick Start: Lightning Web Components trailhead and getting the following error while running command:
force:org:create -f config/project-scratch-def.json --setalias HelloWorldLightningWebComponent --durationdays 30 --setdefaultusername
ERROR: The configured apiVersion 45.0 is not supported for this org. The max apiVersion is 44.0.
I did not set up a new dev hub environment, but rather enabled devhub in my old dev environment.
Tried updating sfdx-project.json to include "sourceApiVersion": "44.0". but no luck.
trailhead vs-code
trailhead vs-code
edited Dec 13 at 18:58
Jayant Das
11.7k2523
asked Dec 13 at 16:44
Art S
134
edited Dec 13 at 18:58
Jayant Das
11.7k2523
asked Dec 13 at 16:44
Art S
134
edited Dec 13 at 18:58
Jayant Das
11.7k2523
edited Dec 13 at 18:58
Jayant Das
11.7k2523
edited Dec 13 at 18:58
Jayant Das
11.7k2523
11.7k2523
asked Dec 13 at 16:44
Art S
134
asked Dec 13 at 16:44
Art S
134
asked Dec 13 at 16:44
Art S
134
134
The Spring '19 pre-release signup is now live. Updated the link in the answer.
– Jayant Das
Dec 13 at 17:13
add a comment |
The Spring '19 pre-release signup is now live. Updated the link in the answer.
– Jayant Das
Dec 13 at 17:13
The Spring '19 pre-release signup is now live. Updated the link in the answer.
– Jayant Das
Dec 13 at 17:13
The Spring '19 pre-release signup is now live. Updated the link in the answer.
– Jayant Das
Dec 13 at 17:13
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UPDATE
Just got an update that the Spring '19 pre-release signup link is now live. You can access it on this link.
You are getting this error because the LWC project expects a version 45.0 (Spring '19 pre-release org), whereas the current DE sandboxes are still on version 44.0 (Winter '19).
You will need to signup for the Spring '19 pre-release DE Org to be used as DevHub for this module. And as of now that's not available, unless you already have a sandbox which has been upgraded to Spring '19.
I was in same situation this morning and found out that the signup for pre-release DE Org is not live yet. Refer to this tweet for response from Salesforce.
answered Dec 13 at 16:49
Jayant Das
11.7k2523
Yeah, the trailhead kind of fails to mention this, as far as I can tell.
– sfdcfox
Dec 13 at 16:51
@sfdcfox True. I actually was exactly in this situation when went back and realized I need a Spring '19 org for this module. Then while signing up, couldn't do so.
– Jayant Das
Dec 13 at 16:52
Yeah, I was just trying a trailhead this morn. I think LWC is going to change the way we do things, but a bit annoying they announced it without specifying special hoops
– sfdcfox
Dec 13 at 16:54
I could just imagine, there's a lot of excitement around it from this morning, the time it was announced. I think I haven't seen anything like this which is GA without releasing a beta in first place.
– Jayant Das
Dec 13 at 16:55
That's because they've been secretly testing it for a year. I noticed it a few months ago and I wrote it off as some Aura oddity, but I've known about this for a while. Like you'll write a component that useslightning:button, but if you debug it in the Lightning Debugger, it shows up as alightning-button, basically a first-class citizen of Lightning, which struck me as odd.
– sfdcfox
Dec 13 at 16:58
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UPDATE
Just got an update that the Spring '19 pre-release signup link is now live. You can access it on this link.
You are getting this error because the LWC project expects a version 45.0 (Spring '19 pre-release org), whereas the current DE sandboxes are still on version 44.0 (Winter '19).
You will need to signup for the Spring '19 pre-release DE Org to be used as DevHub for this module. And as of now that's not available, unless you already have a sandbox which has been upgraded to Spring '19.
I was in same situation this morning and found out that the signup for pre-release DE Org is not live yet. Refer to this tweet for response from Salesforce.
answered Dec 13 at 16:49
Jayant Das
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Yeah, the trailhead kind of fails to mention this, as far as I can tell.
– sfdcfox
Dec 13 at 16:51
@sfdcfox True. I actually was exactly in this situation when went back and realized I need a Spring '19 org for this module. Then while signing up, couldn't do so.
– Jayant Das
Dec 13 at 16:52
Yeah, I was just trying a trailhead this morn. I think LWC is going to change the way we do things, but a bit annoying they announced it without specifying special hoops
– sfdcfox
Dec 13 at 16:54
I could just imagine, there's a lot of excitement around it from this morning, the time it was announced. I think I haven't seen anything like this which is GA without releasing a beta in first place.
– Jayant Das
Dec 13 at 16:55
That's because they've been secretly testing it for a year. I noticed it a few months ago and I wrote it off as some Aura oddity, but I've known about this for a while. Like you'll write a component that useslightning:button, but if you debug it in the Lightning Debugger, it shows up as alightning-button, basically a first-class citizen of Lightning, which struck me as odd.
– sfdcfox
Dec 13 at 16:58
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accepted
UPDATE
Just got an update that the Spring '19 pre-release signup link is now live. You can access it on this link.
You are getting this error because the LWC project expects a version 45.0 (Spring '19 pre-release org), whereas the current DE sandboxes are still on version 44.0 (Winter '19).
You will need to signup for the Spring '19 pre-release DE Org to be used as DevHub for this module. And as of now that's not available, unless you already have a sandbox which has been upgraded to Spring '19.
I was in same situation this morning and found out that the signup for pre-release DE Org is not live yet. Refer to this tweet for response from Salesforce.
answered Dec 13 at 16:49
Jayant Das
11.7k2523
Yeah, the trailhead kind of fails to mention this, as far as I can tell.
– sfdcfox
Dec 13 at 16:51
@sfdcfox True. I actually was exactly in this situation when went back and realized I need a Spring '19 org for this module. Then while signing up, couldn't do so.
– Jayant Das
Dec 13 at 16:52
Yeah, I was just trying a trailhead this morn. I think LWC is going to change the way we do things, but a bit annoying they announced it without specifying special hoops
– sfdcfox
Dec 13 at 16:54
I could just imagine, there's a lot of excitement around it from this morning, the time it was announced. I think I haven't seen anything like this which is GA without releasing a beta in first place.
– Jayant Das
Dec 13 at 16:55
That's because they've been secretly testing it for a year. I noticed it a few months ago and I wrote it off as some Aura oddity, but I've known about this for a while. Like you'll write a component that useslightning:button, but if you debug it in the Lightning Debugger, it shows up as alightning-button, basically a first-class citizen of Lightning, which struck me as odd.
– sfdcfox
Dec 13 at 16:58
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up vote
5
down vote
accepted
up vote
5
down vote
accepted
UPDATE
Just got an update that the Spring '19 pre-release signup link is now live. You can access it on this link.
You are getting this error because the LWC project expects a version 45.0 (Spring '19 pre-release org), whereas the current DE sandboxes are still on version 44.0 (Winter '19).
You will need to signup for the Spring '19 pre-release DE Org to be used as DevHub for this module. And as of now that's not available, unless you already have a sandbox which has been upgraded to Spring '19.
I was in same situation this morning and found out that the signup for pre-release DE Org is not live yet. Refer to this tweet for response from Salesforce.
answered Dec 13 at 16:49
Jayant Das
11.7k2523
UPDATE
Just got an update that the Spring '19 pre-release signup link is now live. You can access it on this link.
You are getting this error because the LWC project expects a version 45.0 (Spring '19 pre-release org), whereas the current DE sandboxes are still on version 44.0 (Winter '19).
You will need to signup for the Spring '19 pre-release DE Org to be used as DevHub for this module. And as of now that's not available, unless you already have a sandbox which has been upgraded to Spring '19.
I was in same situation this morning and found out that the signup for pre-release DE Org is not live yet. Refer to this tweet for response from Salesforce.
answered Dec 13 at 16:49
Jayant Das
11.7k2523
edited Dec 13 at 17:11
answered Dec 13 at 16:49
Jayant Das
11.7k2523
answered Dec 13 at 16:49
Jayant Das
11.7k2523
answered Dec 13 at 16:49
Jayant Das
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11.7k2523
Yeah, the trailhead kind of fails to mention this, as far as I can tell.
– sfdcfox
Dec 13 at 16:51
@sfdcfox True. I actually was exactly in this situation when went back and realized I need a Spring '19 org for this module. Then while signing up, couldn't do so.
– Jayant Das
Dec 13 at 16:52
Yeah, I was just trying a trailhead this morn. I think LWC is going to change the way we do things, but a bit annoying they announced it without specifying special hoops
– sfdcfox
Dec 13 at 16:54
I could just imagine, there's a lot of excitement around it from this morning, the time it was announced. I think I haven't seen anything like this which is GA without releasing a beta in first place.
– Jayant Das
Dec 13 at 16:55
That's because they've been secretly testing it for a year. I noticed it a few months ago and I wrote it off as some Aura oddity, but I've known about this for a while. Like you'll write a component that useslightning:button, but if you debug it in the Lightning Debugger, it shows up as alightning-button, basically a first-class citizen of Lightning, which struck me as odd.
– sfdcfox
Dec 13 at 16:58
|
show 1 more comment
Yeah, the trailhead kind of fails to mention this, as far as I can tell.
– sfdcfox
Dec 13 at 16:51
@sfdcfox True. I actually was exactly in this situation when went back and realized I need a Spring '19 org for this module. Then while signing up, couldn't do so.
– Jayant Das
Dec 13 at 16:52
Yeah, I was just trying a trailhead this morn. I think LWC is going to change the way we do things, but a bit annoying they announced it without specifying special hoops
– sfdcfox
Dec 13 at 16:54
I could just imagine, there's a lot of excitement around it from this morning, the time it was announced. I think I haven't seen anything like this which is GA without releasing a beta in first place.
– Jayant Das
Dec 13 at 16:55
That's because they've been secretly testing it for a year. I noticed it a few months ago and I wrote it off as some Aura oddity, but I've known about this for a while. Like you'll write a component that useslightning:button, but if you debug it in the Lightning Debugger, it shows up as alightning-button, basically a first-class citizen of Lightning, which struck me as odd.
– sfdcfox
Dec 13 at 16:58
Yeah, the trailhead kind of fails to mention this, as far as I can tell.
– sfdcfox
Dec 13 at 16:51
Yeah, the trailhead kind of fails to mention this, as far as I can tell.
– sfdcfox
Dec 13 at 16:51
@sfdcfox True. I actually was exactly in this situation when went back and realized I need a Spring '19 org for this module. Then while signing up, couldn't do so.
– Jayant Das
Dec 13 at 16:52
@sfdcfox True. I actually was exactly in this situation when went back and realized I need a Spring '19 org for this module. Then while signing up, couldn't do so.
– Jayant Das
Dec 13 at 16:52
Yeah, I was just trying a trailhead this morn. I think LWC is going to change the way we do things, but a bit annoying they announced it without specifying special hoops
– sfdcfox
Dec 13 at 16:54
Yeah, I was just trying a trailhead this morn. I think LWC is going to change the way we do things, but a bit annoying they announced it without specifying special hoops
– sfdcfox
Dec 13 at 16:54
I could just imagine, there's a lot of excitement around it from this morning, the time it was announced. I think I haven't seen anything like this which is GA without releasing a beta in first place.
– Jayant Das
Dec 13 at 16:55
I could just imagine, there's a lot of excitement around it from this morning, the time it was announced. I think I haven't seen anything like this which is GA without releasing a beta in first place.
– Jayant Das
Dec 13 at 16:55
That's because they've been secretly testing it for a year. I noticed it a few months ago and I wrote it off as some Aura oddity, but I've known about this for a while. Like you'll write a component that uses
lightning:button, but if you debug it in the Lightning Debugger, it shows up as a lightning-button, basically a first-class citizen of Lightning, which struck me as odd.– sfdcfox
Dec 13 at 16:58
That's because they've been secretly testing it for a year. I noticed it a few months ago and I wrote it off as some Aura oddity, but I've known about this for a while. Like you'll write a component that uses
lightning:button, but if you debug it in the Lightning Debugger, it shows up as a lightning-button, basically a first-class citizen of Lightning, which struck me as odd.– sfdcfox
Dec 13 at 16:58
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The Spring '19 pre-release signup is now live. Updated the link in the answer.
– Jayant Das
Dec 13 at 17:13