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Hi @arosiclair, the 404 Not Found error is unrelated, it was caused by an incident that has since been resolved: [Intermittent 404 …
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Thanks for the update @DenysK. We are still working on the upload issue. I apologize for the inconvenience here. I’d recommend tryi…
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👋🏼 @sundraw
For App Platform to detect a Python app, the repo must include at least one of the following files at the root: `re…
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👋🏼 @sundraw
For App Platform to detect a Python app, the repo must include at least one of the following files at the root: `re…
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Hi @nbes,
Static Sites do not support prebuilt Docker images. App Platform must build the Dockerfile for you and then it can pub…
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Hi @nbes,
Static Sites do not support prebuilt Docker images. App Platform must build the Dockerfile for you and then it can pub…
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👋🏼 @Treelimb
Thanks for reporting this. I am able to reproduce and it seems to be bug with the build environment. I’ve logged a…
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👋🏼 @Treelimb
Thanks for reporting this. I am able to reproduce and it seems to be bug with the build environment. I’ve logged a…
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Hi @vasilkblatev,
In order to surface error logs in the App Platform control panel, your app needs to print errors to stderr. La…
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👋🏼 @marshaldhayes
Glad to to hear you’ve a good experience so far! You can get the real request IP address from the `do-connect…
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👋🏼 @marshaldhayes
Glad to to hear you’ve a good experience so far! You can get the real request IP address from the `do-connect…
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👋🏼 @SwimmingCow
App Platform runs npm ci (or npm install depending on the NPM version specified in package.json). This do…
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👋🏼 @MihkelL
I see that you have each app in a different repo. If you have Deploy on Push enabled and you make a commit to your …
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Hi @DenysK,
Thanks for reporting this. I’ve filed an internal ticket to look into why the file upload is so slow. Until this is …
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👋🏼 @danielnorman
Unfortunately there isn’t a way to disable node_modules caching currently. You’re right about the cache bein…
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👋🏼 @TempUser
That should be all that’s needed for the health check to work. If you look at your app’s logs, do you see any erro…
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👋🏼 @dwf
I also did some googling and couldn’t find anything. Although I did find this workaround—check it out: https://stackove…
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Unfortunately this is not supported at this time. Adding a wildcard domain *.example.com assumes that example.com will al…
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👋🏼 @Kiva
Unfortunately this is not supported at this time. It is something we’re considering as multiple users have requested i…
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👋🏼 @Kiva
Unfortunately this is not supported at this time. It is something we’re considering as multiple users have requested i…
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👋🏼 @brankoilicc
These are great suggestions, thank you for sharing! I’ll share them with the team. With regards to creating a n…
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Hi,
Usually, the recommendation is that if a dependency is needed to build the app for production, then it should be a regular d…
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👋🏼 @angelicas
Yes, you can deploy an app that uses both Node.js and PHP. Make sure you commit your Composer lockfile as well as…
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Hi @MihkelL, please open a support ticket so that we can look into this more closely. Thanks!
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👋🏼 @MihkelL
Unfortunately it isn’t possible to disable caching. We are considering adding some form of control over that, but i…
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