How to customize login page and learner's dashboard using indigo theme

Hi @Mahendra

If you check the error is asking for the dist folder,

if you want to install a package from GitHub, this one needs at least the same folders and files that the npm package.

In this case, you need to push the dist folder to the repository before installing it in your environment.

If you wanna to install from tag then do this directly

RUN npm install '@edx/frontend-component-header@4.0.0'

because installing from branches directly for production won’t work as you’ll face dist files issues. Try publishing a custom package for your header and then install that package as:

RUN npm install '@edx/frontend-component-header@npm:my-custom-package'

or try pushing your dist folder as @dcoa mentioned but I will say this is not the best approach.

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