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When I create 2 components in the YML files I get the following error:

ManagedPoolThread #11 09:09:12 INFO [JSS] - Creating route-level datasource folder (RouteLevelDatasourceStrategy) ManagedPoolThread #11 09:09:12 INFO [JSS] - Ensuring item path: /sitecore/content/spv-no/lane/boliglaan/home/produkt/Page Components ManagedPoolThread #11 09:09:12 ERROR [JSS] - Exception thrown while importing JSS app Exception: System.InvalidOperationException Message: The ID {97944C4D-495A-5845-8688-E695A7378EA3} has been used more than once during import. This likely means two imported items have the same id value, or two items of the same type (e.g. templates) share the same name. Details: path leaf item Page Components in path /sitecore/content/spv-no/lane/boliglaan/home/produkt/Page Components, path leaf item Page Components in path /sitecore/content/spv-no/lane/boliglaan/home/produkt/Page Components Source: Sitecore.JavaScriptServices.AppServices at Sitecore.JavaScriptServices.AppServices.Data.IdManager.AssertIdIsUnused(ID id, String idUsageDescription)

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  • As I can see the error it says - The ID {97944C4D-495A-5845-8688-E695A7378EA3} has been used more than once during import. This likely means two imported items have the same id value or two items of the same type (e.g. templates) share the same name. That means you are using same name or id.
    – Gaurav Agarwal
    Commented Oct 9, 2020 at 7:21
  • @GauravAgarwal as you can see from the error, it's the "Page Components" folder that JSS import tries to create twice with the same ID. So I have no items with the same name or ID and I have no templates that share a name. It does not matter witch 2 components I try to add to a page, as soon as a page has 2 components, this error occurs.
    – devzero
    Commented Oct 9, 2020 at 7:29

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