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It depends on whether you used CDN or npm option. There may be different reasons for duplicated-modules in both scenarios.
The most common reason for duplicated-modules in case of npm installation is a mismatch between versions of dependencies. Situation in which CKEditor 5 is installed in a different version than what the 3rd party or custom addon requires.
I'm not sure if it's the same issue, but we just ran into something similar with running a build and getting the ckeditor duplicated-modules error. We also saw the size of our build increase. In our case, our package.json had a line like:
"@ckeditor/ckeditor5-editor-classic": "^44.1.0",
When we ran the build today, that pulled in version 44.2.0 for just two modules. That seemed to cause the duplicate. We removed the "^", setting everything to 44.1.0, and the build ran correctly for us again.
I used the new CKEditor5 builder online (https://ckeditor.com/ckeditor-5/builder/) to integrate CKEditor into my React Project and everything is working fine
Now I try to to add a plugin to CKEditor but whatever I do it gives me this error : ckeditor duplicated-modules
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