Setting NODE_ENV=production fails without payload:build

mryellow10 months ago

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  mryellow9 months ago

  There should be a descriptive error.

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  mryellow9 months ago

  #6713

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  mryellow10 months ago

  The failure of the admin interface to be accessible may relate to this section taking a different path in the builder:

  payload/packages/payload/src/express/admin.ts

  Lines 5 to 9 in 4a54aa7

  	if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') {
  	ctx.express.use(ctx.config.routes.admin, await ctx.config.admin.bundler.serve(ctx))
  	} else {
  	ctx.express.use(ctx.config.routes.admin, await ctx.config.admin.bundler.dev(ctx))
  	}

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  mryellow10 months ago

  This may be when build:payload (Which should be simply the webpack bundler) has failed to be ran. Due to failure on some systems.

  With the TypeScript I had Error: unknown field cwd same as other reports:

  https://help.railway.app/questions/i-want-to-deploy-a-nextjs-project-with-p-dc946ee6
  https://help.railway.app/questions/error-unknown-field-cwd-when-building-edc1598f
  swc-project/swc#7538 (comment)

  Now with a Javascript version of the files I get:

  > cross-env PAYLOAD_CONFIG_PATH=src/payload.config.js payload build
  
  /home/user/path/node_modules/@swc/wasm/wasm.js:489
      const ret = new Error(getStringFromWasm0(arg0, arg1));
                  ^
  
  Error: invalid type: unit value, expected a map
  

  #6611

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  jmikrut

  9 months ago

  Hey @mryellow - yes, you'll need to copy over your build folder as well if you want to run Payload in production. Without a built copy of the admin UI, the admin UI will not work in production.

  Give that a shot!

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  mryellow9 months ago

  There is nothing in that directory which requires such opinionated build tooling.

  (Tooling which was bugged and blocked the entire project from functioning.)

  It's simply a directory of static assets. It could be committed.