[quote=“mohamadelmardini, post:1, topic:391”]
/GameStop/projects/TargetProject
would mean you are trying to create a project inside a project. If you just used /GameStop/projects, is a project created?
Have you verified that you have permission to create projects in that org? Also, double check to make sure you have the correct t options set.
To your first question, I am not creating a project within a project because in that path: /GameStop/projects/TargetProject, projects is a project space and already exist. I am trying to create TargetProject inside the already exiting projects space. I have all rights and permissions to create and delete projects in that dev org.
You are correct about my first question. I was thinking of something else.
I know other’s have seen the message you are seeing if they have forgotten to change the asset type. Otherwise, try removing the leading /. I was able to create a project for my path org/projects/projectname, but saw the same message if the path was /org/projects/projectname.
The leading / (forward slash) is needed because it has to be an absolute path. I tried to remove it but I got an error complaining about invalid asset_type because it has to be a Dir: Failure: Invalid asset_type, expected “Dir”, Reason: Invalid asset_type, expected “Dir”
