Answered on : 2024-01-23
1. **Dependency Mismatch**: Ensure that your package dependencies, especially those related to Babel and Webpack, are compatible and correctly installed. Installing presets like `babel-preset-env` and `babel-preset-react` can resolve some issues[1].
2. **Node.js and Sass Compatibility**: Check if Node.js and Sass versions are compatible. Updating or downgrading the Node Sass version might resolve the error[4].
3. **Angular Project Specifics**: In Angular projects, issues with `@angular/*` packages might lead to the error. Deleting the `node_modules` folder and `package-lock.json`, followed by reinstallation, can help[9].
4. **Babel Loader Configuration**: Ensure correct configuration of Babel loader, including the versions of Babel packages. Misconfigurations may lead to module build failures[5].
5. **Project Structure and Files**: Verify the integrity of project files and structure. Unexpected changes or corruption can cause build failures[6].
Remember to review your specific error messages for more targeted solutions.