Deployment Process Stays At Screen

muper

7 months ago

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  jesschow

  Payload Team

  7 months ago

  Hi @muper what is your project name? we'll look into this, definitely shouldn't be taking that long to deploy

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  Jarrod

  7 months ago

  Also do your build logs say successful at the bottom of that tab?

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  muper

  7 months ago

  karency

  
  

  
  

  it says build failed

  
  

  
  

  Am I need to delete the project?!

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  Jarrod

  7 months ago

  Can you screenshot and send in the error if it shows one on that screen?

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  muper

  7 months ago

  sure

  
  

  
  

  
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  Jarrod

  7 months ago

  In your package json file, you have a

  build

  script right?

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  muper

  7 months ago

  I Do have

  
  

  
  

  
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  jesschow

  Payload Team

  7 months ago

  We have found that if your project contains a

  package-lock.json

  file, DigitalOcean assumes

  npm

  by default (mentioned in the error logs) and the default payload build settings use

  yarn

  unless you change them.

  
  
  

  So you can fix this error two ways:

  
  

  - remove the package-lock.json file and use yarn.lock

  
  

  - update the build commands in the payload UI (from yarn to npm)

  
  
  

  We will look to improve this in the future by adding checks to detect npm / yarn use 👍 Let us know if this works for you

  

  
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  muper

  7 months ago

  the problem is I don't have access to payload UI to do that part

  
  

  
  

  it's in loading session

  
  

  
  

  
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  jesschow

  Payload Team

  7 months ago

  Unfortunately you'll need to create / deploy the project again - we will push an update soon to exposing the settings during deployment so that you have access to it in the future

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  muper

  7 months ago

  ok but can you please delete it for me first?

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  jesschow

  Payload Team

  7 months ago

  absolutely - I've just deleted it for you, the project should be gone from your payload UI now if you refresh

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  muper

  7 months ago

  yeah, it's gone, thank you by the way

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  actually I deployed a new one, but I have this problem in deployment

  
  

  
  

  my port is 3000 in server file and my env file is also the same as my another project in payload which was successful

  
  

  
  

  can you please delete this project for me again?

  
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  jesschow

  Payload Team

  7 months ago

  hey @muper yes I can delete it for you - looks like the

  npm build

  command is causing the error and needs to be updated to

  npm run build
  

  
  

  project should be gone now, just deleted

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  muper

  7 months ago

  yes I didn't have this problem with my previous project, don't know why this happened here, maybe it's because of the yarn and npm

  
  

  
  

  sure thank you i'll try again

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  jesschow

  Payload Team

  7 months ago

  yeah probably a result of the yarn / npm switch

  
  

  
  

  let us know if you run into any other problems

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  muper

  7 months ago

  sure thanks for support

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  jesschow

  Payload Team

  7 months ago

  happy to help!

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  muper

  7 months ago

  
  

  
  

  we have this error now

  
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  jesschow

  Payload Team

  7 months ago

  looking into it

  
  

  
  

  strange... just to check the basics here, you do have a

  payload.config

  file in your src folder? and when you

  npm run build

  locally, does this error happen?

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  muper

  7 months ago

  yes for sure

  
  

  
  

  let me check npm locally

  
  

  
  

  it's done locally

  
  

  
  

  no problem

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  jesschow

  Payload Team

  7 months ago

  okay great - can you confirm that the environment variables you entered when deploying this project are the same as your local environment?

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  muper

  7 months ago

  
  

  
  

  these 2 was my ENV

  
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  jesschow

  Payload Team

  7 months ago

  that looks right, this is an odd error but we're trying to figure it out now

  
  

  
  

  In your

  src

  folder, do you have a .npmrc file? if so, follow these steps:

  
  

  - delete your .npmrc file

  
  

  - delete your node_modules folder

  
  

  - delete your yarn.lock file

  
  

  - rerun npm install locally

  
  
  

  Then commit these changes to your repo, the commit will trigger a redeploy and then we'll check if the build error is gone.

  
  
  

  We were able to replicate and it appears to be a conflict with using

  .npmrc

  to handle legacy dependancies and the npm version that digital ocean runs. The steps above fixed the error for us.