Problem with deploying quickstart-java

I’m trying to create my first monday app in Java following the quick start guide.

Everything seemed to work fine until when executing mapps code:push in the quickstart-java folder, the command went through the steps: Build asset to deploy, Preparing environment, Asset uploaded successfully but then error out: 'There was an error building application.

My second attempt failed again but got more error messages below:
Step #1: ERROR: failed to build: executing lifecycle. This may be the result of using an untrusted builder: failed with status code: 51
failed to build: (error ID: dc066188):
ERROR: failed to build: exit status 1

Oddly enough, if I ran mapps code:push in the parent folder of quickstart-java, namely monday-code-quickstarts-main, then deployment completed successfully and I got my app’s public URL: https://f96d7-service-21708560-cdf22e73.us.monday.app .

I am using a Windows 10 desktop and appreciate your help in resolving the deployment issue.

Thank you.

p.s. the public link above returns ‘Hello from dotnet World’, so seems like the quickstart-csharp was deployed instead.

Hello there @vvbean and welcome to the community!

Would you be able to please fill this form so our team can take a look into this? Please add as much detail about your case as possible.

Looking forward to hearing from you via the form!

Cheers,
Matias

Thank you for your quick reply Matias.

Sure, I will fill up the form for your team to investigate further.

See you over there :smile:

It has taken quite some time but I am glad to report that my Spring Boot Quick Start app has been successfully deployed to monday.com.

Thank you Joseph, the support engineer, and his developer team for their persistence and hard work so that the issues have been resolved eventually.

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Could you send me your application github link please?))

It’s part of monday’s quickstarts example: monday-code-quickstarts/quickstart-java at main · mondaycom/monday-code-quickstarts · GitHub