bad_application error starting erlang gen_server application

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I have written a simple erlang app using gen_server.

When starting it with application:start(myapp), I get the following tuple...

{error,{bad_application,{application,myapp ... (rest of my application config).

There are no other error or warning messages. I have also tried to google examples of how to configure gen_server and also the error itself. I am surprised at how little information there is out there.

I could start trying to debug OTP?? Any pointers would be appreciated.

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