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Error: Something went wrong! #199
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@maxime1992 is your app code public? if not - could you create a simple project that reproduces the issue? |
@yamalight unfortunately that one is not opensource. I think that I might have been able to repro locally and understand (maybe) the root of the issue. The server I'm deploying to only have 1gb of RAM. So I've limited locally the nodejs available memory for my build and I've ended up with an error:
So I think the only thing missing here would be to display the error? |
@maxime1992 1gb of RAM is the minimum requirement for exoframe. |
@maxime1992 you should now be able to deploy your project using your image tar file. {
"image": "imageName",
"imageFile": "myImage.tar"
} Place that file next to |
Nice one! That's also a workaround for the private registry issue 😄! Is it possible to use that if I'm deploying through a docker-compose file? 🤔 |
@maxime1992 nope, that's a separate template and only works as a standalone thing. |
I'm closing this due to inactivity. Feel free to re-open if needed. |
Hi,
I'm trying to deploy my app to prod but it's crashing in... 8 out of 10 cases on the frontend task 🤔
I've built and Angular (7) app and the error seems to appear when the app is being built.
It's completely fine locally and working sometimes while deploying with Exoframe too.
I ran the deploy like the following:
exoframe deploy -u -vvv
And the only message I've got is
So I'm really not sure what is going on here.
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