Dell NativeEdge: Invalid blueprint - Could not extract plugin or a script resource is not found from operation

Summary: This article provides troubleshooting scenarios for the error appearing during upload of a customized blueprint.

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During the upload of a modified blueprint into your Dell NativeEdge Orchestrator user can encounter the following error during the 'Parsing blueprint' step: 
Invalid blueprint - Could not extract plugin or a script resource is not found from operation ...
The most common reason of the error is forgotten newly added plug-in into the imports section. Example of 'imports' section in a blueprint: 
imports:
  - plugin:nativeedge-utilities-plugin
  - plugin:nativeedge-fabric-plugin

Imports section is located in the top of your blueprints file.
 

To fix this error, user should carefully check new plugins and verify that all of them are added into the imports section.

For example, in this case the 'could not extract' error appears after adding the following node template:

  vm:
    type: nativeedge.nodes.vsphere.Server
    properties:
    ....

User has to add the following plug-in into the imports section into the blueprint definition:

imports:
  - plugin:nativeedge-vsphere-plugin

 

Affected Products

NativeEdge Solutions, NativeEdge
Article Properties
Article Number: 000223458
Article Type: How To
Last Modified: 20 May 2026
Version:  2
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